Publication: 'Guide to Creative Commons for humanities and social science monograph authors'

Martin Paul Eve

doi:10.59348/bw60z-nw487

July 2, 2013Open Access

Publication: 'Guide to Creative Commons for humanities and social science monograph authors'

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The guide addresses the intricacies of creative commons licensing for authors, facilitating easier publication.
It emphasizes open access as a vital component for disseminating research in the humanities and social science fields.
This publication serves as a valuable resource, especially for monograph authors navigating copyright issues.
The collaboration of editors and institutions highlights the importance of shared knowledge in academic publishing.

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The open access guide offers insights on creative commons licensing for monograph authors, simplifying publication processes.

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I'm pleased to announce the publication of the open access booklet, Collins, Ellen and Milloy, Caren and Stone, Graham, Guide to Creative Commons for humanities and social science monograph authors, Baker, James and Eve, Martin Paul and Priego, Ernesto (eds.), OAPEN-UK and Jisc Collections: 2013. As you can see from that list, I was privileged enough to be invited to edit this important guide.

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