1. Open Mind Open Access The Development of Resource sharing in China Shuyong Jiang AAS 2007 Boston March 24, 2007

2. Open Access Repositories in China Open Access Repository of Library and Information Science 图书馆情报学开放文库 （ http://dspace.nlc.gov.cn/ ） http://dspace.nlc.gov.cn/ Qiji wenku 奇迹文库（ http://www.qiji.cn/eprint/ ） http://www.qiji.cn/eprint/ Sciencepaper 中国科技论文在线 http://www.paper.edu.cn/index.html http://www.paper.edu.cn/index.html the China Preprint Service 中国预印本服务系统 http://prep.istic.ac.cn/eprint/index.jsp http://prep.istic.ac.cn/eprint/index.jsp

4. OA--Recent Activities 2003, 2004—Berlin Declarations 2005—Proposal of OA Project 2005—International Conference on Strategies and Policies for Open Access to Scientific Information

7. Status of OA in China No OA journals Two Institutional Repositories (Hong Kong) Only 25 articles in Open Access Repository of Library and Information Science Qiji has about 3220 items Preprint is much smaller in scope for Chinese materials Sciencepaper Online is 500 items monthly

9. Issues of the Chinese OA Repositories Focal point of the repository Copyright information Persistent access

10. 中国预印本服务系统完全 按照文责自负的原则进行管 理。系统不拥有文章的任何 版权或承担任何责任，在系 统中存储的文章，作者可以 自行以任何方式在其他载体 上发表。中国预印本服务系 统鼓励作者将预印本文章投 递至传统期刊发表，一旦文 章在传统期刊上发表，作者 可以在预印本系统中修改该 文章的发表状态，标明发表 期刊的刊名和期号，以方便 读者查找。 http://prep.istic.ac.cn/eprint/help.jsp The copyrights of papers published on this site will be certificated to the authors. And the papers published on this site are still legibly permitted to submit to a traditional academic journal. The opinions in the papers published on this site are purely the opinions of the authors, not the opinions of the site. To avoid international copyright conflicts, it is suggested to the authors that those papers, intentionally to be published in an international journal that requires the originality of a paper, be published on this site in a form of detailed summary so as to get an early intellectual rights of the new findings. -- http://www.paper.edu.cn/index.html

11. Alternative Economic Model of OA property of being non-rivalry property of partial excludability Information sharing vs. “free riding”

12. Incentives for OA The factor that there is no or little cost for sharing information The good feeling of contributing to the community The reputation gained in a given information community –indirect benefit

13. Paradox of OA Collective efforts – Stimulation – Enhancement

14. Paradox of OA—cont. Community – Scrutiny – Recognition

15. Government’s Role in OA The Gov. funded = OA? Providing funding Set policies to encourage OA

16. Open Access Philosophy Action Development Reality

17. Thank You!