About this project
- Directory status
- Main directory record
- How the book uses it
- Direct subject, Supporting work, Comparison
- Status in the book
- operating at book date
- Book citation
- Ch. 3, pp. 48, 69 | Ch. 4, pp. 97, 118 | Ch. 6, pp. 160 | Ch. 7, pp. 173, 198 | Ch. 11, pp. 315
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What this record includes
Type of project
interoperability initiative and protocol, repository interoperability initiative
Work described in the book
Community and protocol enabling interoperable repositories and metadata harvesting. Low-barrier repository interoperability and metadata dissemination initiative. Example of the broadened contemporary use of the word archive. Metadata-harvesting protocol making distributed OA archives interoperable. Community response to constraints of commercial journal publishing.
Responsible organization
The responsible organization, funding, and governance still need review.
Long-term access
The book describes archive, library, repository, or preservation work. A present-day preservation link has not yet been confirmed.
Book source
This section summarizes what the book says and gives its chapter and printed pages. Present-day updates appear separately above.
Chapter 3 · A Framework for Analyzing the Knowledge Commons
Community and protocol enabling interoperable repositories and metadata harvesting.
Printed pages 48, 69 · Supporting work · interoperability initiative and protocol · described in the main text
Chapter 4 · Countering Enclosure: Reclaiming the Knowledge Commons
Low-barrier repository interoperability and metadata dissemination initiative.
Printed pages 97, 118 · Supporting work · interoperability initiative and protocol · described in the main text
Chapter 6 · Preserving the Knowledge Commons
Example of the broadened contemporary use of the word archive.
Printed pages 160 · Comparison · repository interoperability initiative · described in the main text
Chapter 7 · Creating an Intellectual Commons through Open Access
Metadata-harvesting protocol making distributed OA archives interoperable.
Printed pages 173, 198 · Supporting work · interoperability initiative and protocol · described in the main text
Chapter 11 · Scholarly Communication and Libraries Unbound: The Opportunity of the Commons
Community response to constraints of commercial journal publishing.
Printed pages 315 · Direct subject · repository interoperability initiative · described in the main text
Sources and links
- Charlotte Hess and Elinor Ostrom, eds., Understanding Knowledge as a Commons: From Theory to Practice ↗Book source · Ch. 3, pp. 48, 69 | Ch. 4, pp. 97, 118 | Ch. 6, pp. 160 | Ch. 7, pp. 173, 198 | Ch. 11, pp. 315
- www.openarchives.org/community/index.html ↗Link printed in the book.
- www.openarchives.org ↗Link printed in the book.
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