Call for Book Proposals on Open Access Scholarship The transformative implications of open access philosophy and practice are numerous and far-reaching. Economic, cultural, and social issues are being openly explored, and new knowledge and forms of inquiry are being advanced in an increasingly interdisciplinary context. Thanks to the reach afforded by open access venues, scholars are interacting with global audiences and significantly extending their impact and visibility in society. This new series proposes to examine open access as an area of scholarly inquiry and will publish peer-reviewed monographs that examine its role in contemporary society. With this series, the University of Ottawa Press, already a leader in open access publishing in Canada, will expand its scope to be on the leading edge of new scholarship in this rapidly evolving area. We welcome proposals in all areas of open access scholarship including, but not limited to:     

Economic, cultural, and social issues; New methodologies, models, paradigms, and theories; Public policy discourse and opportunities; Interdisciplinary approaches that touch upon multiple fields, such as information science, sociology, law, economics, political science, philosophy, and cultural studies; New forms of knowledge creation, dissemination, and use in an open access environment Books in this series will be made available under a Creative Commons license as agreed to by the Author and the Press.

The University of Ottawa Press publishes works in both official languages. Proposals can be either in English or in French. Submission procedure Prospective contributors are invited to submit a proposal for either an edited or authored book. More information on the selection process and tips for a successful proposal can be found on the Press website: https://press.uottawa.ca/acquisitions-process This is an ongoing call for proposals and manuscripts will be accepted at any time. Book Series Editor Tony Horava, University of Ottawa, Canada Editorial Board members Jean-Claude Guédon, Université de Montréal, Canada Jeanette Hatherill, University of Ottawa, Canada Contact For enquiries about this call for book proposals, please email Tony Horava at:[email protected] We look forward to hearing from you.