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Excited by London Open Research Week's focus on critique of "open" and "openness". @samoore_ kicking off with a look at radical open access from an explicitly anti-capitalist perspective.On Internet Archive
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Looking at the Budapest Open Access Initiative and comparing its pro-business, pro-individualised property stance with that of Creative Commons. Dominant forms of open-access that stem from it or came after it are not at all antithetical to capitalism.Permalink On Internet Archive
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"Building structural equity is not possible under structures of capitalism." Sam is just laying it out here. Highly recommend this talk.Permalink On Internet Archive
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The @RadicalOA Collective exploring alternative forms of open-access publishing and encouraging new and underrepresented cultures of knowledge such as those from outside the global north.Permalink On Internet Archive
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Very impressed with the broad range of texts discussed in this presentation. Anna Lowerhaupt Tsing's The Mushroom at the End of the World being cited for its work on scability in globalised systems. 🍄 #LORWPermalink On Internet Archive
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A shout-out for @COPIMproject and its work on designing infrastructure, workflows, and systems for different forms of publishing! Come check out our work! copim.ac.uk/ #LORWPermalink On Internet Archive
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First mushrooms and now rhizomes. @astrobri is discussing Deleuze & Guattari and emancipation for publishing and scholarly communication.Permalink On Internet Archive
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A pessimistic (/ realist) note in the Q&A that UK Higher Education institutions are structurally incapable and politically unwilling to do anything truly radical in academic publishing. Fringe collaborative projects are potentially able to do /something/ but not unis #LORWPermalink On Internet Archive
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(And certainly not university libraries!) #LORWPermalink On Internet Archive