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- Ahlgren, Per, 1960-, et al.
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Research Collaboration between Stockholm University and other Swedish Academic Institutions : A Bibliometric Study to Support Decisions on Library Collaboration
- 2015
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In: Qualitative and Quantitative Methods in Libraries. - 2241-1925. ; :SI, s. 49-60
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Journal article (peer-reviewed)abstract
- Academic libraries collaborate in several ways. For instance, collaboration can concern standards for indexing and statistics, technical solutions or collection development. A question that a given academic library might ask is with which other academic libraries the library should principally collaborate. In this study, we show how bibliometric methods can be used to generate information that can support decision making with regard to the question at stake. We evaluate the amount of research collaboration between Stockholm University and other Swedish academic institutions across five publishing years, and for the whole considered time period, where research collaboration is operationalized as co-publishing. A dataset of publications obtained from Web of Science, where each publication has at least one Stockholm University address, is used in the study. Co-publishing rates, non-fractionalized and fractionalized, across the publishing years and for the whole for period, for Stockholm University and other Swedish academic institutions, are reported. Further, parts of the outcome of the study are visualized in terms of co-publishing networks.
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- Ahlgren, Per, et al.
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Research collaboration between Stockholm University and other Swedish academic institutions : a bibliometric study to support decisions on library collaboration
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In: Qualitative and Quantitative Methods in Libraries. - 2241-1925.
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Journal article (peer-reviewed)abstract
- Academic libraries collaborate in several ways. For instance, collaboration can concern standards for indexing and statistics, technical solutions or collection development. A question that a given academic library might ask is with which other academic libraries the library should principally collaborate. In this study, we show how bibliometric methods can be used to generate information that can support decision making with regard to the question at stake. We evaluate the amount of research collaboration between Stockholm University and other Swedish academic institutions across five publishing years, and for the whole considered time period, where research collaboration is operationalized as co-publishing. A dataset of publications obtained from Web of Science, where each publication has at least one Stockholm University address, is used in the study. Co-publishing rates, non-fractionalized and fractionalized, across the publishing years and for the whole for period, for Stockholm University and other Swedish academic institutions, are reported. Further, parts of the outcome of the study are visualized in terms of co-publishing networks.
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- Lindelöw, Camilla, 1977-, et al.
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Forskarservice i ett förändrat publiceringslandskap
- 2016
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Conference paper (pop. science, debate, etc.)abstract
- Framöver kommer vi att ha nationella riktlinjer för öppen tillgång till vetenskapliga publikationer att rätta oss efter. KB undersöker möjligheten att betala författaravgifter inom konsortiet. Våra användare hittar sitt material på flera ställen än biblioteket, i och med omställningen kommer de ha ökad fri tillgång till materialet. Hur påverkas vår forskarservice av detta? Vi kommer att behöva uppdatera vår existerande forskarservice för att fortsätta vara relevanta för forskarna. I denna föreslagna presentation tittar vi bland annat på kommunikationen med forskarna och samordning av statistik för att kunna möta upp de nya förutsättningarna. Vår kartläggning är tänkt att användas som underlag i diskussionen om en förbättrad forskarservice.
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- Parmhed, Sara, et al.
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Transformative agreements and their practical impact : a librarian perspective
- 2023
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In: Insights the UKSG journal. - : Ubiquity Press. - 2048-7754. ; 36
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Journal article (peer-reviewed)abstract
- This case study aims at describing how transformative agreements (TAs) have affected our profession with new tasks and workflows at two university libraries in Sweden, namely Karolinska Institutet University Library and Södertörn University Library. TAs are one of the mechanisms by which scientific publications are made open access; they involve moving libraries’ contracts with publishers from payment to read toward payment to publish. We will summarize the status and progress of open access in Sweden, in particular the significant growth of TAs over a short time span. We will then focus on describing how TAs have affected our everyday work and what new tasks they have imposed. We will share our experiences and point out things we find challenging, for example, we will explore questions about eligibility, the verification process, publication types and title changes during the contract period. We will also give some recommendations on how we would prefer the workflows surrounding the TAs to be. Finally, we will share our conclusions and comments about the impact of TAs on the publishing landscape and speculate about what will happen next.
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