‘The Intellectual Properties of Learning’

5/9/2018

In this interview, the author discusses their new book on intellectual history and open access in academia. The author explores the impact of open access on the scholarly publishing industry, focusing on the transition from traditional subscription-based models to open access models. The book delves into the historical evolution of open access and the various challenges and opportunities it presents for scholars, publishers, and libraries. It also examines the role of intellectual property, copyright, and the democratization of knowledge in the digital age. The author highlights the importance of open access in promoting the accessibility and dissemination of scholarly research, while also acknowledging the need for sustainable funding models.

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