Open access (OA) in the Global North is considered to solve an accessibility problem in
scholarly communication. But this accessibility is restricted to the consumption of knowledge …

We ground our argument in the experiences of the Open and Collaborative Science in
Development Network (OCSDNet), a research network composed of scientists, development …

Open access (OA) publication of scholarly articles in journals has come to be celebrated as
opening up new knowledge base to researchers, making knowledge a'public-good'. What …

Twenty years into the twenty-first century, it must regrettably be admitted that open access
(OA) has not fulfilled the lofty ambitions set out in the Budapest Open Access Initiative (BOAI) …

The Open Access Movement, which gained traction in the early 2000s, was driven in part by
the philanthropic principle of sharing scholarly literature for the acceleration of research and …

In this article I make the case that epistemic othering constitutes epistemic injustice, which is
inscribed in the disciplinary formations of knowledge. As they help us produce our world …

1 As Open Science picks up momentum among scientists and policymakers, the question of
how and why Open Science should be practiced continues to be subject of debate. The …

This introductory article looks beyond the conventional framing of open access (OA) debates
in terms of paywalls and copyrights, to examine the historical processes, institutional and …

This opinion piece interrogates the position that open access policies infringe academic
freedom. Through an analysis of the objections to open access policies (specifically Plan S) …

This paper explores how University as social entity has great potential to confront epistemic
injustices by expanding epistemic capabilities. To do this, we primarily follow the …