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Table of Contents Chapter 1: Scholarly Communication........................................................................... 4 Introduction ............................................................................................................... 4 Scholarly Communication ......................................................................................... 4 Scholarly Communication and Evaluation of Science .............................................. 8 Chapter 2: Science in India ......................................................................................... 12 Structure and Organization of Science in India....................................................... 12 Changing face of Indian Science ............................................................................. 13 Chapter 3: Open Access .............................................................................................. 16 What is Open Access? ............................................................................................. 16 Why Open Access?.................................................................................................. 17 Chapter 4: Open Access in India................................................................................. 24 Box 1, Vidhanidhi (Electronic Theses and Dissertations)....................................... 25 The Evolution of open access in India..................................................................... 27 Box 2, Medknow Publications – An Innovative open access Journal Publisher..... 28 Box 3, EPrints@IISc – The First Indian Institutional Repository........................... 30 Box 4, Open Access Versions of Indian Medical Journals hosted by Indian Medlars Centre, NIC ................................................................................................................... 33 Box 5, Mandating Open Access in an International Research Organization: The ICRISAT Story.............................................................................................................. 34 Box 6, Open J-Gate: India’s Contribution to Open Access Movement .................. 37 Box 7, Workshop on Electronic Publishing and Open Access Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, 2-3 November 2006 [Supported by the Open Society Institute] . 40 Box 8, CSIR’s Effort to Mandate Open Access ...................................................... 44 Open Access Journals.............................................................................................. 47 Open Access Repositories ....................................................................................... 48 Page | 2
Box 9, Dspace@NITR............................................................................................. 49 Box 10, Institutional Repository @NAL................................................................. 52 Box 11, NIO’s Institutional Repository................................................................... 54 Chapter 5: Publisher Self-archiving Policies and Author Addenda............................ 61 Self-archiving Policies............................................................................................. 61 Copyright Addenda.................................................................................................. 61 Chapter 6: Mandates.................................................................................................... 64 Chapter 7: Recommendations ..................................................................................... 66 Tables .......................................................................................................................... 68 Figures......................................................................................................................... 74 Appendices.................................................................................................................. 83 Open Access in India – Timeline .............................................................................. 119 Bibliography.............................................................................................................. 122 Open Access: A Bibliography of Papers by Indians on India ............................... 122 Page | 3
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