The online guide to open access journals publishing

Last updated12 April, 2010

Provides practical information and tools to support the efforts of scholars and other small teams producing independent Open Access journals.

This guide focuses on Open Access scholarly journals publishing. By “Open Access journals” we refer to the publication of peer reviewed scientific manuscripts under the umbrella of a specific journal title.

The guide has  been developed by Co-Action Publishing and Lund University Libraries Head Office with support from the National Library of Sweden and Nordbib.

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