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SPARC Japan-ALPSP 特別セミナー（第4回 SPARC Japan 連続セミナー2007）
「学術出版と学会 Journal Publishing and Scholarly Societies」 |
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今回は2年の準備期間を経て世界最大規模の学術出版社協会である英国ALPSPとのジョイントセミナーを行う運びとなりました。英国物理学会出版局、イギリス化学会、および、オックスフォード大学出版局より非営利学術出版に携わる第一人者を5名講師にお招きし、学術出版の最新状況について講演をいただきます。
これまでこちらから海外渡航費とセミナー費を払ってしか知ることができなかった欧米の標準と最近の動向を生で知る大変貴重な機会です。多くの方々のご参加をお待ち申し上げております。(逐次通訳付） |
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ALPSPについて - 非営利出版社はなぜ違うのか
An introduction to ALPSP - Why are non-profit publishers different?
[講演要旨] |
Nick Evans, ALPSP |
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学術誌出版の全体像
An overall view of scholarly journal publishing
[講演要旨] |
John Haynes, RSC |
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学会と出版：ケーススタディ
Societies and publishing: case-studies |
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11:45: Oxford University Press
[講演要旨] |
的場 美希 |
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| 12:00: Institute of Physics Publishing |
Tony O'Rourke |
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| 12:15: Royal Society of Chemistry |
John Haynes |
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―休憩― |
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学術出版における変革するビジネスモデル
Evolving Business Models in Journal Publishing
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Charlotte Brabants, OUP |
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Marketing Journals Worldwide
[講演要旨] |
Tony O'Rourke, IOP |
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パネルディスカッション：質疑応答 |
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| Nick Evans, Chief Operating Officer, ALPSP |
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| Nick joined ALPSP in January 2005 and has responsibility for the services provided to ALPSP members including training, events, the journal Learned Publishing, and the collaborative journal offering ALPSP Learned Journal Collection. Nick has worked in various branches of both academic and general publishing. He started his career with William Heinemann in London before moving to Pan Books. Prior to joining ALPSP he worked for six years for the International Labour Organization, a UN specialized agency. He joined ILO from the Policy Studies Institute where for ten years he was Head of External Relations which included responsibility for the publishing operation based in London. |
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| John Haynes, Editorial Director, Royal Society of Chemistry |
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| John joined Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) in September 2007 with responsibility for content across RSC’s portfolio of books and journals including new product development, business development and marketing. He has extensive knowledge of STM publishing with previous experience for a number of publishers including Taylor & Francis and Academic Press in commissioning roles. He spent over 16 years with Institute of Physics Publishing where he worked in a number of positions including Assistant Director / Head of Business Development growing the programme in key areas.
He served as Reviews Editor for Learned Publishing and has organised, chaired and spoken at numerous seminars and workshops on electronic publishing, business models and journals finance. He is currently chair of ALPSP Future Watch Committee and a member of SSP’s Annual Conference Program Committee.
John is well travelled with a PhD in chemistry from the University of British Columbia followed by a post-doctoral stint at the University of Oxford. He also has an MBA from the Open University. |
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| Tony O’Rourke, Assistant Director, Journals (Head of Sales and Marketing), IOP |
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| Since leaving university, Tony has spent his entire professional career working in publishing and considers himself to be addicted to publishing and the transfer of knowledge. Having completed his first degree in Business from Middlesex University and graduated from one of the top Business Schools in Germany (Fachhochschule Reutlingen) in 1984, he started his career in publishing with VNU Business Publications, the business to business arm of the Dutch publisher, VNU.. After seven years working in advertising and information sales, he moved on to the academic publisher Chadwyck-Healey, now part of CSA / ProQuest. At Chadwyck-Healey, Tony was part of the team which developed the market for full-text databases on CD-ROM as well as developing early business models for academic research content on the internet. He was involved in launching many web-based research tools for research in Humanities and Social Sciences. In 2000, he joined IOP Publishing a division of the British learned society, the Institute of Physics.. He is employed as Assistant Director in their Journals division, with responsibility for sales and marketing outside of North America. He was appointed a Fellow of the Institute of Sales and Marketing Management in 2000. |
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| Charlotte Brabants, Editorial Director, Oxford Journals US & Asia Pacific |
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| Charlotte manages Oxford Journals’ editorial groups in the US, China and Japan, formulating and implementing strategies for the development of OUP’s high-quality periodicals. Prior to beginning a career in STM Publishing, Charlotte worked in trade publishing in New York and moved into STM publishing in 1991. She has acquisition/commissioning experience in books, journals and e-products, first at Academic Press and then at John Wiley & Sons where she was an Executive Editor and was instrumental in developing a pharmaceutical industry-facing team. In both roles, Charlotte managed large and diverse portfolios of scientific and medical publications. She also has marketing and sales experience, having served as Global Marketing and Sales Manager at Academic Press. Charlotte joined Oxford Journals, a Division of OUP as Head of List Development in September of 2004 and was appointed Editorial Director, with responsibility for the US and Asia Pacific in January 2006. |
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| Miki Matoba, Director, Oxford Journals Japan, Oxford University Press |
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| Started her publishing career at OUP in 1992 when journals was a part of
Science, Medical and Journals, but left to undertake a degree in psychology
in England. After more than 10 years, she returned to Oxford Journals (now
a separate division within OUP) covering almost every aspect of journals
publishing:- production, editorial, sales and marketing. She is currently
a director of Oxford Journals Tokyo office, working closely with Oxford
and other Asia Pacific branches. |
| ◆ALPSPについて−非営利出版社はなぜ違うのか−(Nick Evans) |
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| Nick Evans provides an introduction to the work of the Association of Learned and Professional Society Publishers (ALPSP) which was formed in 1972 to serve, represent and strengthen the international community of non-profit publishers and those who work with them. He draws on some recent ALPSP research on 'Scholarly Publishing Practice' and looks at what makes non-profit society and professional publishers different. Reporting on some recent work on trends in membership of societies by Mary Waltham he also considers what societies do with their publishing surpluses and how ALPSP can support societies who have contracted out their publishing to commercial partners. |
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| ◆学術誌出版の全体像 (John Haynes) |
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| John Haynes provides a rapid history of scholarly journal publishing from the 17th century to the modern day with an overview of the main driving forces and trends at work in today's 21st century information market. The next part of the presentation will include a description of the key players (including authors, editors, readers, publishers and librarians) and their main roles. John will also report on the various ways learned societies organise their journal publishing - providing examples of self publishing, publishing in partnership with other societies or with commercial houses. In the final section of his presentation John will give an account of how the internet is dramatically changing the world of research and scholarly communication and the impact on publishers systems, processes and delivery mechanisms. This will provide an introduction to the next session titled "Evolving Business Models in Journal Publishing." |
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| ◆学会と出版：ケーススタディ - OUP (的場 美希) |
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| The presentation will compare 2 titles published by Oxford Journals Japan which achieved successful growth in very different ways. Some recurring issues in journal publishing in Japan will be raised with future challenges in perspective. |
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| ◆学術出版における変革するビジネスモデル (Charlotte Brabants) |
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| Charlotte Brabants, Editorial Director responsible for the US and Asia Pacific offices of Oxford Journals, provides an overview of evolving business models in the world of scholarly publications. This overview moves from a discussion of traditional models and the pressures that forced models to evolve, to cover current alternative models such as author funded models and various forms of licensing. Charlotte will move from this discussion of current experiments to other models currently under investigation if not yet widely used, such as usage based models. |
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| ◆学術誌の世界的マーケティング (Tony O'Rourke) |
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| IOP Publishing is a truly international organisation, with offices in six
countries and customers in more than 120 countries around the world. In
his presentation, Tony O'Rourke of IOP Publishing (Bristol, UK) will explain
the importance of understanding the "customer" and the relationship
the publisher has with the customer. (The customer isn't just the person
placing the order for the journal). He will look at techniques which IOP
Publishing uses to better serve the relationships from all parts of the
Journals publishing cycle - from the reader, the author, the Journal Board
Member to the librarian acquiring research content on behalf of their research
community. He will also demonstrate one of the methods which IOP Publishing
uses to better understand the relationship with their community. |
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