(Oct 2021) The Council of New Zealand University Librarians (CONZUL) has released its State of open access in Aotearoa Year 3 report. Here’s the scope of the study:
“This is the third iteration of our work, meaning we can start to analyse trends over time. Our dataset comprises publications from 2017 – 2019 with a Digital Object Identifier (DOI) with at least one researcher affiliated with a New Zealand university. Our figures include books and book chapters but we note these represent only a small proportion of our publications; there is no APC information readily available for open books and so APC estimates only count journal articles. Any publication not indexed in Scopus/Web of Science or without a DOI (e.g. print books and many New Zealand journals such as NZ Medical Journal or NZ Law Journal, etc.) is not included.”
Download the infographic in pdf here.
The report in full is here.
