Scholarly Publishing in the Humanities: New Models of Access, Governance, and Sustainability

Through the economic and structural reconfiguration made possible by the Internet, the potential for new modes of publishing scholarship have emerged. However, there has also been much alarm in the humanities disciplines, in particular, at the proposed changes to economic models that could underwrite transitions to new models of publishing, such as open access. In this talk, Dr. Martin Paul Eve, author of "Open Access and the Humanities" (Cambridge University Press, 2014), will explore the contexts, controversies, and pragmatic paths for the future of open access and other potential transitions in scholarly publishing in the humanities. Sponsored by the Office of Copyright and Scholarly Communication, Duke University Libraries. Free and open to the public, but please register to attend. Click "More Information" to register.