Open Scholarship Press

The Open Scholarship Press makes relevant open social scholarship research and output available openly to academics and non-academics alike. Its mandate is threefold:

• Curate and republish foundational, significant open access work in open social scholarship—and publish select important new and emergent work in the area—as objects of intervention aligned with stated goals of the Implementing New Knowledge Environments (INKE; https://inke.ca/) Partnership and its members and employing established and emergent methods pertinent to them.
• Publish open access journal issues related to work undertaken by Canadian Social Knowledge Institute (https://c-ski.ca/) entities, as objects of intervention and academic record aligned with shared open social scholarship goals.
• Provide a space for INKE Partnership researchers and partners to model collaborative, open scholarly practices that effectively meet the interests and needs of an engaged public for humanities and social sciences research in particular.

The Open Scholarship Press has published foundational research scans and curated volumes of reprinted, open access material on PubPub and Wikibooks. Further details are available here.

Open Scholarship Press Collections

The Open Scholarship Press Collections feature four individual, book-length annotated bibliographies with analytical overviews covering key areas of open social scholarship: Community, Connection, Policy and Training.

by Alyssa Arbuckle et al.

by Graham Jensen et al.

by Caroline Winter et al.

by Randa El Khatib et al.

Open Scholarship Press Curated Volumes

The Open Scholarship Press Curated Volumes feature four individual primers, book-length curated volumes of essential readings, following an analytical introduction, covering key areas of open social scholarship: Community, Connection, Policy and Training.

Editor: Alyssa Arbuckle

Editor: Graham Jensen

Editor: Caroline Winter

Editor: Randa El Khatib

Other Publications Aligned With and Supporting OSP Volumes

These related publications have been part of the research and design process associated with these Open Scholarship Press volumes.

• 
  Saint Michael: Early Anglo-Saxon Tradition
• 
  The Lyrics of Henry VIII
  (also published as The Lyrics of the Henry VIII Manuscript) (2018)
• 
  Open Social Scholarship Annotated Bibliography
  (also published as An Annotated Bibliography of Social Knowledge Creation) (2017)
• 
  A Social Edition of the Devonshire MS (BL Add. MS 17492)
  (also published as A Social Edition of the Devonshire Manuscript (BL MS Add 17,492)) (2015)