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<div>We are delighted to announce the release of the thirteenth issue of the Journal of Peer Production ‘OPEN’, which features a great selection of content from open access journals, reflections from open access journal editors, as well as peer-reviewed articles
on co-sewing cafes and civic tech amongst others. Our invited comments section has articles on common labour rights, open community health and good data. Enjoy!<br>
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<div>Journal of Peer Production #13: OPEN<br>
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<div>APRIL 2019<br>
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<div>Issue editors: Mathieu O’Neil and Steve Collins <br>
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<div>http://peerproduction.net/issues/issue-13-open/<br>
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<div>OPEN means recognising that we are all connected to each other and to the Earth.<br>
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<div>OPEN means opposing racism and separation with inclusion and respect.<br>
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<div>OPEN means standing by your opinions: we will not engage with anonymous cowards on social media.<br>
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<div>EDITOR’S INTRODUCTION<br>
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<div>Open access and the academic field<br>
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<div>Mathieu O’Neil and Steve Collins <br>
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<div>OPEN ACCESS BOUILLABAISSE<br>
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<div>Plan S and the economics of scientific journal publishing<br>
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<div>Karine Nyborg, Bĺrd Harstad, Steinar Holden, Tore Nilssen, and Kjetil Storesletten <br>
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<div>RFC Special section on open-access publishing for JoPP #13<br>
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<div>Mathieu O’Neil and Steve Collins<br>
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<div>Ten questions to OA editors<br>
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<div>Thibault Daudigeos and Thomas Roulet (M@n@gement), Larry Gross and Arlene Luck (International Journal of Communication), Daniel S. Katz (Journal of Open Source Software), Chris Giotitsas (ephemera), Eva Hemmungs Wirtén, Johanna Dahlin and James Meese (Culture
Unbound), Ekaterina Chertkovskaya (ephemera), L. F. R. Murillo, Jenny Molloy and Tobias Wenzel (Journal of Open Hardware), Mathieu O’Neil (Journal of Peer Production) <br>
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<div>Open Humanities Press – The Inhumanist Manifesto<br>
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<div>Gary Hall <br>
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<div>M@n@gement – Open-access management research at a turning point: Giving relevance to a stigmatized object<br>
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<div>Thibault Daudigeos and Thomas J. Roulet <br>
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<div>International Journal of Communication – Open media scholarship: The case for open access in media studies
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<div>Jefferson D. Pooley <br>
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<div>Journal of Open Source Software – Publish your software: Introducing the Journal of Open Source Software<br>
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<div>Daniel S. Katz, Kyle E. Niemeyer and Arfon M. Smith <br>
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<div>ephemera – The commons and their im/possibilities<br>
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<div>Casper Hoedemćkers, Bernadette Loacker and Michael Pedersen <br>
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<div>Culture Unbound – Mobility, mediatization and new methods of knowledge production<br>
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<div>Martin Fredriksson and Alejandro Miranda <br>
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<div>ephemera – Hosting emergence with hospitality<br>
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<div>Ekaterina Chertkovskaya, Christian Garmann Johnsen and Konstantin Stoboroda <br>
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<div>Journal of Open Hardware – Welcome to the Journal of Open Hardware<br>
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<div>Luis Felipe R. Murillo and Tobias Wenzel <br>
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<div>Journal of Peer Production – Now, the Commons<br>
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<div>Mathieu O’Neil, Johan Söderberg, Maurizio Teli and Stefano Zacchiroli <br>
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<div>PEER REVIEWED PAPERS<br>
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<div>Stuff matters in participation: Infrastructuring a co-sewing café<br>
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<div>Anja-Lisa Hirscher and Ramia Mazé <br>
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<div>Open Source beyond software: Re-invent open design on the common’s ground<br>
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<div>Kosmas Gavras <br>
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<div>Openness, inclusion and self-affirmation: Indigenous knowledge in open knowledge projects<br>
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<div>Nathalie Casemajor, Christian Coocoo, and Karine Gentelet <br>
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<div>A topological space for design, participation and production. Tracking spaces of transformation<br>
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<div>Sandra Álvaro Sánchez <br>
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<div>Decentralising geographies of political action. Civic tech and place-based municipalism (Originally submitted to VARIA)<br>
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<div>Omer Husain <br>
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<div>NEWS FROM NOWHERE<br>
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<div>Common labour rights and right to work in the commons<br>
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<div>Calimaq aka Lionel Maurel <br>
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<div>Open community health: Workshop report<br>
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<div>Georg Link, Kevin Lumbard, Nicole Damen, Holly Rosser, Matt Germonprez, Sean Goggins, Andrea Wiggins, Vinod Ahuja, Jonathan Brier, Johanna Cohoon, Aaron Halfaker, James Howison, Don Marti, Greg Newman, Carsten Řsterlund, Ray Paik, Becky Rother and Aaron
Schecter <br>
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<div>Good data is (and as) peer production<br>
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<div>Angela Daly <br>
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