Decoupling the academic book

Steven A. Hill

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Publishing and Scholarly Communication Academic Writing and Publishing Academic Publishing and Open Access

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Key points Technological and policy developments are changing the context for long‐form scholarly writing. In the face of a changing context, the structures supporting the publication of academic books have been stable. There may be potential benefits in separating the functions of the journal in a decoupled model. Separating functions could also be applied to long‐form scholarly works, with potential benefits that are worth exploring.

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