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Libro electrónico publicado por la Comisión Europea y la Comisión Alemana para la UNESCO. Se trata de una traducción del docuemtno alemán publicado por la Comisión alemana para la UNESCO en 2007. Esta disponible gratuitamente. Open access: opportunities and challenges: – A handbook (PDF). 2008. The European Commission and the German Commission for UNESCO, translated from the original German edition published by the German Commission for UNESCO.

CONTENIDOS
Chapter 1: Definition and Origin of Open Access

• The Concept of Open Access. Norbert Lossau

• Open Access – A Historical Survey. Peter Schirmbacher

Chapter 2: An Introduction to Three Publication Models

• The Edoc-Server at the Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin: An Example of an Open Access Repository. Susanne Dobratz

• The New Journal of Physics as an Example of Open Access Journals. Eberhard Bodenschatz

• The Example of a Hybrid Model: Springer Open Choice. Jan Velterop

Chapter 3: Implementing Open Access Models

• Financing Open Access Models. Stefan Gradmann

• Open Access and (German) Copyright. Karl-Nikolaus Peifer

• Open Access and Quality Assurance. Eberhard Bodenschatz & Ulrich Pöschl

• Open Access and Long-term Archiving. Ute Schwens & Reinhard Altenhöner

• Open Access and the Structure of Academic Communication. Hans Pfeiffenberger

• Data-processing, Data-transfer and Search:Further Technical Challenges for Open Access. Wolfram Horstmann

• The Acceptance and Distribution of Freely Accessible Publications.Johannes Fournier

Chapter 4: Political Perspectives

• Controversial Issues in the Context of Open Access. Ralf Schimmer

• Open Access in Higher Education, Science and Scholarship:
  • Open Access in the Natural Sciences. Wolfgang Voges
  • Open Access in the Humanities. Gudrun Gersmann
  • Open Access in the Social Sciences. Ulrich Herb
  • Open Access within the German Research Foundation.Johannes Fournier

• Open Access and the German Academic System:
  • Common Perspectives of the Alliance of Research Organisations.

    Working Group of the Open Access Commissioners of the Alliance of Research Organisations.

• Libraries and Open Access. Claudia Lux

• Publishers and Open Access:
  • Subscription-based Journal Publishing. Robert Campbell & Edward Wates, Wiley-Blackwell
  • Hamburg University Press and Open Access. Gabriele Beger & Isabella Meinecke
  • Brussels Declaration on STM Publishing

• Open Access and Education:
  • The Legal Protection of Open Access: The Position of the Standing Conference of the Ministers of Education and Cultural Affairs of the Länder in the Federal Republic of Germany. Thomas Pflüger
  • Open Access and Education Policy: Perspectives of a Politician. Jörg Tauss
  • Open Access from the Point of View of the Coalition for Action ‘Copyright for Education and Research. Rainer Kuhlen

• Open Access and Consumer Protection:
  • The View of the Federation of German Consumer Organisations. Patrick von Braunmühl

• German Development Cooperation and Open Access. Peter Rave

• The Media and Open Access:
  • The Point of View of Public Service Broadcasting. Verena Wiedemann

Chapter 5: International Context

• National Initiatives in Europe. Katja Mruck & Rubina Vock

• European Initiatives. Celina Ramjoué

• Open Access in the United States. Peter Suber

• National non-European Initiatives:Open Access in India – the Status Quo. Mangala Hirwade

• International Initiatives. Andreas Hübner