FAQ > Supporting the Compact (6 entries)
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Signatories commit to the compact statement . Most importantly, signatories commit to "the timely establishment of durable mechanisms for underwriting reasonable publication charges for articles written by its faculty and published ...
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To become a signatory, we need a letter from the provost of the university or equivalent academic officer confirming that they commit on behalf of the university to the compact statement. ...
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Of course. Scholarly publishing is an international process, and all universities throughout the world are stakeholders in it.
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Yes. Many other institutions are stakeholders in the scholarly publishing process as well. The compact is intended to serve as a statement of university support for a sustainable open-access ...
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Talk to your colleagues and your provost to initiate a discussion about the compact with the goal to eventually having your university support the compact. While you're at it, it ...
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Your best course of action is probably to find some faculty members who you can engage in a discussion about the compact with the goal to eventually having them enlist your ...
