# Open Scholarship Policy Observatory (Volume 1)

To read the French version of this text, see Observatoire des politiques sur les savoirs ouverts (Tome 1).
For the second volume in this series, please see Open Scholarship Policy Observatory (Volume 2).

## Overview

The Open Scholarship Policy Observatory (Volume 1) is a book-length compendium of reflections on issues pertinent to the open scholarship movement. This volume, currently in progress, is intended to facilitate understanding of open social scholarship across Canada and internationally, as an aid to influence and implement policy around knowledge mobilization. In doing so, it reflects pertinent policies and their impact across research communities; signals trends and current research; and offers a broad and deep foundation for the development of policy recommendations on important issues, including identity management, open access, data management, citizen science, and other related areas.

## Table of Contents
### 2017

* Tri-Agency Open Access Policy on Publications (Milligan)
* Canada's Fundamental Science Review (Milligan)
* Access Copyright v. York University (Milligan)
* CARL Scholarly Communications Roadmap (Milligan)
* Policy Recommendations for Open Access to Research Data in Europe (Arbuckle)
* G7 Expert Group on Open Science (Milligan)

### 2018

* Tri-Agency Statement of Principles on Digital Data Management (Milligan)
* Jussieu Call for Open Science and Bibliodiversity (Milligan)
* Integrated Digital Scholarship Ecosystem (Milligan)
* ORCID: Connecting Research and Researchers (Silk)
* Open Government (Silk)
* Open Access Publishing Negotiations in Europe (Silk)
* How the 2018 Federal Budget Impacts Research in Canada (Silk)
* Open Annotation Tools (Silk)
* Plan S and cOAlition S (Winter)
* Canada Celebrates International Open Access Week 2018 (Winter)

### 2019

* Compliance with Open Access Policy in Canada (Winter)
* The Analysis & Policy Observatory (Winter)
* The Film Paywall: The Business of Scholarship (Winter)
* The University of California's Split with Elsevier (Winter)
* Open Education Week 2019 (Winter)
* Open Education in British Columbia (Winter)
* The Review, Promotion, and Tenure Project at the ScholCommLab (Winter)
* Joint CAUL–AOASG Election Statement (Winter)
* The EU's Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market (Winter)
* The Canadian–Australian Partnership for Open Scholarship (CAPOS) (Winter)
* Social Media and Open Social Scholarship (Winter)
* ORCID Update: Integrating ORCID iDs into Research Funding Workflows (Winter)

### 2020

* Wikidata in Research Libraries (Winter)
* The Sorbonne Declaration on Research Data Rights (Winter)
* Tri-Agency Research Data Management Policy (Winter)
* NDRIO and the Canadian Digital Research Infrastructure Strategy (Winter)
* UKRI Open Access Policy Review and Consultation (Winter)
* CRKN–RCDR 2019–2024 Strategic Plan (Winter)
* Open Scholarship and COVID-19 (Winter)
* Mind the Gap and Pop!: In Conversation with John Maxwell (Winter)
* UNESCO's Recommendation on Open Science (Winter)
* The UK Persistent Identifier (PID) Consortium (Winter)
* CARL's Advancing Open Event and Report (Winter)
* Canada's Roadmap for Open Science (Winter)
* Plan S Update: Rights Retention Strategy (Winter)
* The TRUST Principles for Digital Repositories (Winter)