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Open Access at the Max Planck Society Max Planck Digital Library, Open Access Policy (in German) Welcome to open-access.net! Berlin Declaration and Follow-up Conferences Priority Initiative "Digitale Information" Open Access-Journals in the MPS: Living Reviews Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) OpenJ-Gate: database of journal literature, indexed from 8204 OA-Journals SHERPA/RoMEO: Publisher copyright policies & self-archiving Information for Authors more OA links
Open Access at the Max Planck Society
PosterFlyer
Or pick up your printed copy and a OA button in the library.
Open Acces at the Max Planck Society: a presentation by Anja Lengenfelder, MPDL during the International Open Acces Week 2009
PowerPoint Presentation (PDF, English)
Zur Online-Bereitstellung älterer Publikationen: Wie geht es weiter nach der Übergangsfrist des § 137l UrhG?; a publication by the Alliance of German Science Organisations
PDF (German, Mai 2010)
Open Access - Positionen, Prozesse, Perspektiven: a publication by the Alliance of German Science OrganisationsPDF (German, October 2009)
Open Access: Opportunities and challenges – A handbook
This joint publication by the European Commission and the German Commission for UNESCO brings together the contributions of many experts and stakeholders in the area of free access to scientific information (Open Access). It covers a wide range of issues relevant to Open Access and its opportunities and challenges such as legal aspects, new (publication) models and political perspectives.
The handbook is intended to promote a broad and inclusive debate on the future of scientific publishing in the European Research Area.English Version (published in July 2008)German Version (published in June 2007)
Juliane Pohl 
pohl[a]biochem.mpg.de
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Open Access Policy Team of the Max Planck Society
Dr. Christoph Bruch, Anja Lengenfelder
Max Planck Digital Libraryopen-access[a]mpdl.mpg.de
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