Open Journals @ Queen's

If you are a member of the Queen's community and are part of a research group or wider community of practice, consider collaborating with your peers to publish your own open access journal.

Contact an Open Scholarship Services specialist at open.scholarship.services@queensu.ca to discuss your new journal.

• Guides for OA Journal Publishers: a list of guidelines, primers, recommendations, and best practices for publishers of OA journals.
• Raym Crow and Howard Goldstein, Guide to Business Planning for Launching a New Open Access Journal, Open Society Institute, Version 2, July 2003.
• OA Journal Business Models: This is a list of business models and revenue sources for OA journals.
• Starting an OA Journal: Australian Open access Support Group.
• Open-access Journal Publishing Resource Index. Launched May 26, 2011. Continuously updated.
• Resources about open access publishing (Scholastica) 
• Declaring Independence (SPARC): an interactive resource for editors to determine if OA is a realistic and desirable option for their journals.