变革协议:六个神话，破灭:经验教训

Q3 Social Sciences

College and Research Libraries News Pub Date : 2021-07-06 DOI:10.5860/crln.82.7.298

Ashley Farley, Allison Langham-Putrow, Elisabeth Shook, L. Sterman, Megan Wacha

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摘要

转型协议(TA)是一个总括性术语，用于描述机构和出版商之间的合同，旨在将当前主要基于订阅的期刊出版模式转变为完全开放获取(OA)模式。这一想法源于马克斯·普朗克数字图书馆(MPDL) 2015年的一份白皮书，该白皮书认为，目前的投资水平(全球100亿美元)足以在现有的出版结构中资助向开放获取的转变:在现有的出版结构中，60%的市场由五家出版商控制，这些出版商保持着过高的利润率。

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Transformative agreements: Six myths, busted: Lessons learned

Transformative agreement (TA) is an umbrella term used to describe contracts between institutions and publishers intended to transform the current, primarily subscription-based, journal publishing model to a fully open access (OA) model. The idea originated in a 2015 white paper from the Max Planck Digital Library (MPDL), which posited that the current level of investment ($10 billion worldwide) is sufficient to fund the transformation to OA within existing publishing structures: a system in which 60% of the market is controlled by five publishers who maintain excessive profit margins.

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