John Willinsky on “The Access Principle”
John Willinsky of the Public Knowledge Project provides an interview on his new book, The Access Principle: The Case for Open Access to Research and Scholarship.
What is the “access principle”? In a nutshell:
“The access principle holds that with a form of knowledge that is constituted as a public good, which is the case with research and scholarship, the knowledge should be circulated as widely and publicly as possible, especially as that wider circulation increases the value and quality of that knowledge.”
Posted: December 20, 2005 by Scott Walter
in Scholarly Communications, Worth Reading.