Analysis explores how flipping subscription journals to open access benefits authors and promotes partnerships.
One of the most pleasing, but also most difficult, parts of running the [Open Library of Humanities](https://www.openlibhums.org) is bringing new journals onto the platform. This is pleasing because these are often subscription publications or society journals that will benefit from open access with no author fees. It's also really great when we can develop university press partnerships to expand our model.
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