Published May 3, 2005 | Version v1 | https://doi.org/10.63485/rxx5r-met72

Berkeley Faculty Senate resolution

Creators

In March, the University of California at Berkeley Faculty Senate adopted a Scholarly Publishing Statement of Principles. Excerpt: 'Retaining control of one's scholarly output will allow Berkeley faculty greater freedom to disseminate their work, therefore increasing others' use of it and maximizing the impact of their scholarship....All those involved in the process of academic review will not discriminate against alternative venues for scholarly communication....The Academic Senate and the campus administration will provide appropriate incentives and tools for faculty to establish alternative scholarly outlets, serve on and lead relevant editorial boards, and submit their scholarly work to such ventures....The faculty and administration of the University of California, Berkeley will support the Library's efforts to curtail unsustainable pricing structures even if this sometimes means losing access to titles.' (Thanks to John Wilbanks.)

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In March, the University of California at Berkeley Faculty Senate adopted a Scholarly Publishing Statement of Principles.

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https://legacy.earlham.edu/~peters/fos/2005/05/berkeley-faculty-senate-resolution.html

Dates

Issued
2005-05-03T02:13:00Z
Updated
2005-05-03T02:24:25Z