Campus-based publishing partnerships: A guide to critical issues

 

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Campus-based publishing partnerships offer the academy greater control over the intellectual products that it helps create. To fully realize this potential, such partnerships will need to evolve from informal working alliances to long-term, programmatic collaborations.

SPARC’s Campus-based Publishing Partnerships: A Guide to Critical Issues addresses issues relevant to building sound and balanced partnerships, including:

  • Establishing governance and administrative structures;
  • Identifying funding models that accommodate the objectives of both libraries and presses;
  • Defining a partnership’s objectives to align the missions of the library and the press;
  • Determining what services to provide; and
  • Demonstrating the value of the collaboration.

SPARC’s Campus-based Publishing Partnerships will help libraries, presses, and academic units to define effective partnerships capable of supporting innovative approaches to campus-based publishing.

Selected contents:

I. Introduction
II. Overview of existing collaborations
III. Strategic objectives for presses and libraries
IV. Funding models and financial structures
V. Practical partnership issues

Campus-Based Publishing Partnerships - Editorial Board

Editorial Board

Patrick Alexander
   Penn State University Press
Maria Bonn
   University of Michigan Library
Laura Cerruti
   University of California Press
Raym Crow
   SPARC
Teresa Ehling
   Cornell University Libraries
Mike Furlough
   Penn State University Libraries
Karen Hill
   University of Michigan Press
Rebecca Kennison
   Columbia University
Monica McCormick
   New York University
Catherine Mitchell
   California Digital Library

Managing Editor
Jennifer McLennan,
   SPARC
 

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