Open or ajar?: 'openness' within the neoliberal academy

Bowie, Simon; Sanders, Kevin

Open or ajar?: 'openness' within the neoliberal academy

Bowie, Simon; Sanders, Kevin

Authors

Simon Bowie

Kevin Sanders

Citation

Bowie, S., & Sanders, K. (2019, June). Open or ajar?: 'openness' within the neoliberal academy. Presented at Open Repositories 2019, Hamburg, Germany

Presentation Conference Type	Conference Paper (published)
Conference Name	Open Repositories 2019
Start Date	Jun 10, 2019
End Date	Jun 13, 2019
Acceptance Date	Mar 7, 2019
Publication Date	Jun 12, 2019
Deposit Date	Jun 17, 2019
Publicly Available Date	Jun 17, 2019
Keywords	Openness under neoliberalism, Open-access licensing in capitalism, The politics of open-licensing
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