Inside Journal Publishing provides a comprehensive overview of the journal publishing industry, covering key aspects such as definition, usage, purchase, production, marketing, open access, ethics, alternative methods of dissemination, library view, societies, finance, and changing business models. It offers expert opinions and case studies, with a consideration of the practices and issues involved, making it a valuable resource for anyone working in or associated with the industry. Format: Hardback Publication date: 01 January 2021 Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd Inside Journal Publishing delves into the unique characteristics of journals in comparison to books and magazines, offering a comprehensive examination of the entire publishing process. From a twenty-first-century business standpoint, the book explores the significance of journals for academics, societies, and libraries, highlighting their role in advancing knowledge and scholarship.The contemporary journal publishing industry is characterized by a seamless integration of electronic and online practices alongside traditional print, reflecting the evolving landscape of the industry. The book encompasses a range of chapters, covering key aspects such as:The World of Journal Publishing: Providing an overview of the journal publishing industry, including its history, structure, and key players.The Usage and Purchase of Journals: Examining the ways in which journals are used by researchers, scholars, and professionals, as well as the factors that influence journal purchases.Production: Detailing the processes involved in the production of journals, including editorial, design, and printing.Marketing: Discussing the strategies and techniques used to promote and market journals to their target audiences.Stakeholders: Exploring the various stakeholders involved in journal publishing, including publishers, editors, authors, librarians, and society members.Open Access, Ethics, Alternative Methods of Dissemination: Discussing the growing trend of open access publishing and the ethical considerations surrounding it, as well as alternative methods of dissemination such as digital repositories and social media.The Library View: Providing insights into the role of libraries in journal publishing, including their acquisition, preservation, and access strategies.Societies: Examining the role of societies in journal publishing, including their functions, governance, and funding mechanisms.Finance: Discussing the financial aspects of journal publishing, including revenue sources, cost structures, and budgeting.Changing Business Models: Analyzing the evolving business models in journal publishing, including subscription-based models, open access models, and hybrid models.Quality of Input and Output: Exploring the importance of quality in journal publishing, including peer review, editorial standards, and the impact of research on journal quality.Expert Opinions and Case Studies: Providing insights and perspectives from industry experts and professionals through case studies and expert opinions.In addition to these chapters, Inside Journal Publishing offers a comprehensive overview of journals publishing for anyone working, training to work in, or in conjunction with the industry. The book is designed to provide a thorough understanding of the practices and issues involved in journal publishing, enabling readers to make informed decisions and contribute to the growth and development of the field. Dimension: 246 x 174 (mm) ISBN-13: 9780415590914
