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      STATUS OF OPEN ACCESS LIS JOURNALS: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF DOAJ

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      Rupak Chakravarty 1 , Diksha 1
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          Open Access is a trend started in the world of Information which makes scholarly publications available online, free of cost or any other barriers. The largest and authoritative gold road OA database is the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) indexing all the standard OA journals meeting the DOAJ criteria of inclusion. The findings of the study carried on DOAJ unveils that the LIS journals in open access mode have signified their presence throughout the globe in 43 countries. The highest number of OA LIS journals in DOAJ has been found to be published from the U.S. whereas; India contributes only one OA LIS journal. The majority of the LIS journals prefer PDF formats. It was also observed that majority of the OA LIS journals have not mentioned their plagiarism policy. Studies also revealed that a majority of the LIS journals do not charge Author Processing Charges (APC). Majority of the LIS journals do not possess the DOAJ seal while Double-blind peer reviewing is significantly followed in DOAJ LIS journals. English was found to be the most prominent language as the medium of dissemination.”

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          Zenodo
          2020
          30 September 2020
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          [1 ] Panjab University
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          10.5281/zenodo.4061012
          54183920-c884-458a-b8fc-61827779a0a6

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