Open access for operational research publications from low- and middle-income countries: who pays?
Zachariah, R; Kumar, A; Reid, A; Van den Bergh, R; Isaakidis, P; Draguez, B; Delaunois, P; Nagaraja, S; Ramsay, A; Reeder, J; +11 more...Denisiuk, O; Ali, E; Khogali, M; Hinderaker, S; Kosgei, R; van Griensven, J; Quaglio, G; Maher, D; Billo, N; Terry, R; Harries, A and
(2014)
Open access for operational research publications from low- and middle-income countries: who pays?
Public health action, 4 (3).
pp. 142-144.
ISSN 2220-8372
DOI: 10.5588/pha.14.0028
Open-access journal publications aim to ensure that new knowledge is widely disseminated and made freely accessible in a timely manner so that it can be used to improve people's health, particularly those in low- and middle-income countries. In this paper, we briefly explain the differences between closed- and open-access journals, including the evolving idea of the 'open-access spectrum'. We highlight the potential benefits of supporting open access for operational research, and discuss the conundrum and ways forward as regards who pays for open access.
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