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A Study on the Possibility of Open Access to International Journal Articles: based on Articles cited in the Journal of the Korean Society for Information Management

Journal of the Korean Society for Information Management / Journal of the Korean Society for Information Management, (P)1013-0799; (E)2586-2073
2020, v.37 no.4, pp.207-223
https://doi.org/10.3743/KOSIM.2020.37.4.207
Gyuhwan Kim
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Abstract

This study aims to review the possibility of OA to international journal articles cited by researchers of the library and information science field in Korea. For this, the international journal articless cited to the articles (1,543) of the Korean Society for Information Management were collected, and the investigation was carried out regarding the OA policy of the international journals and the status of journals that can be open to the public through the OA according to the OA policy. In addition, this study analyzed the actual accessibility by utilizing the OA finders (Google Scholar, Unpaywall, OA Button). The analysis result indicated that the majority of the international journals were using the green OA policy. Also, 1,476 journal articles which is 95.4% of the total international journal articles were allowed to be accessed officially with the OA. The results of reviewing the actual accessibility rate of the journal articles open to the public through the use of the OA finders indicated that accessibility was up to 68% when using Google Scholar, and the maximum accessibility rate was 72% when mixing the OA finders. Among the OA finders, Google Scholar had the greatest OA accessibility rate, but it was desirable to mix the OA finders in order to expand the OA accessibility rate to the maximum level.

keywords
오픈액세스, 해외 학술지 논문, OA finder, 오픈액세스 정책, 골드 OA, 그린 OA, open access, international journal articles, OA finder, open access policy, gold OA, green OA, Google Scholar, OA button, Unpaywall
Submission Date
2020-11-27
Revised Date
2020-12-08
Accepted Date
2020-12-19

Journal of the Korean Society for Information Management