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Many universities and national research agencies across the world are
presently struggling with the challenges of delivering on Open Science.  

 

Open Science leads to new demands regarding data access and research
transparency, also referred to as DART. Editorial boards of leading
scholarly outlets are also confronted with the need to take a clear position
in this debate.

 

After a multi-year stakeholder engagement process that involved several AIB
constituencies on how to address the challenges posed by Open Science, JIBS
has published its new data access and research transparency policy. It is
available for free download at
https://link.springer.com/article/10.1057/s41267-020-00323-z. 

 

This JIBS Editorial will benefit all scholars in the social sciences who
are:

-          Participating in Open Science initiatives and face associated
DART challenges, including legal, ethical and organizational dimensions;

-          Required to take a position in this debate, for example in a
leadership role in their university;

-          Conducting research and requiring up-to-date knowledge on the
changing DART landscape; 

-          Interested in understanding the position of the JIBS editorial
team and the AIB Executive Board in this DART debate.

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