Open access journals are those that provide immediate and free
access of all published full-text articles to interested readers around
the world. Open access provide readers with the
ability to
view, save, print, copy, distribute, transmit, and adapt any published
article without fee-based subscriptions.
Open access
publishing (OAP) can provide many benefits to participating
authors. It helps in maximizing the dissemination and impact
of
research by making it available to all readers worldwide.
Further, OAP increases the chance of more citations of the published
work, which in turn can be translated into more recognition of
research. More importantly, OAP promotes and encourages
cumulative research and knowledge building worldwide by providing easy,
enhanced, and accelerated access to research.
OAP
approach recovers publication costs through authors’ institutions
and/or available research funds. On the other hand,
traditional
publishing approach recovers costs through subscriptions from
institutions and libraries and makes published work available only to
subscribers. Other than that, the OAP approach follows the
same
peer-review process to ensure academic excellence.
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