Rupert Gatti

Mapping the minimal metadata requirements for the interaction of open access (OA) presses with the scholarly communications supply chain.

Academic libraries and OA books. The Croatian perspective.

Academic libraries and OA books. The German perspective.

Academic libraries and OA books. The Danish perspective.

Academic libraries and OA books. The Greek perspective.

Academic libraries and OA books. The Italian perspective.

Academic libraries and OA books. The Polish perspective.

Academic libraries and OA books. The Portuguese perspective

Academic libraries and OA books. The French perspective.

Academic libraries and OA books. The Slovenian perspective.

Academic libraries and OA books. The Finnish perspective.

Academic libraries and OA books. The Dutch perspective.

Academic libraries and OA books. The Spanish perspective.

Academic libraries and OA books. The Norwegian perspective.

Academic libraries and OA books. The Swedish perspective.

Academic Libraries and OA Books in Europe

Academic libraries and OA books in Europe report. Appendices.

Libraries, publishers, and innovation for OA books: a European perspective

WP5 project updates about Thoth’s progress in developing its “Software as a Service” model toward long-term sustainability

The Thoth team provides an update on progress made during the past few months.

A recap of our recent workshop with publishers using Thoth, held Nov 16, 2023.

A collectively authored response by the Copim community, in which we welcome the principle of open access by default in the REF 2029 open access policy for longform publications, but argue that it could provide clearer mechanisms for supporting Diamond open access publishing

Some thoughts from the Copim Open Book Futures team on Research England's decision not to include an OA mandate for monographs submitted to the next REF

In this post, we outline what community-led means to us in theory and in practice, how it can be identified in organisations, and some of our concerns about the co-option of the term.

What might it mean to do scholarly publishing in a ‘sustainable’ way? In this post, we provide some insights on how Copim is thinking and working through this question.

In this post, we reflect on what bibliodiversity should encompass, how we think it should be achieved, and what we are doing at Copim to support it