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Item Connecting Institutional Repositories and University Presses to Open and Preserve Humanities and Social Sciences Scholarship(2023-05-10) Johnson, Annie; Pucci, AliciaUniversity presses play a crucial role when it comes to advancing scholarship in the humanities and social sciences. Yet despite their considerable contributions, university press content is largely missing from institutional repositories. Presenters will discuss their recent research on the existing relationships between North American university presses and institutional repositories and explore what these might look like in the future. In considering the main types of press-produced content that can currently be found in institutional repositories, one crucial role that will be examined is how institutional repositories can help presses preserve born-digital scholarship, a rapidly developing area of university press publishing. Recommendations will be presented for how academic libraries with institutional repositories can and should partner with university presses to increase access to important scholarship as well as potentially help to normalize openness among humanities and social science scholars. Suggestions will also be offered for how libraries without their own university press can still contribute to this effort.Item Partnering with North American University Presses to Open and Preserve Humanities and Social Sciences Scholarship(Association of College and Research Libraries, 2023) Pucci, Alicia; Johnson, AnnieUniversity presses play a crucial role when it comes to advancing scholarship in the humanities and social sciences. The Association of University Presses, for example, has over 150 members around the world and publishes 12,000 new books annually. Despite this output, university press content is largely missing from institutional repositories. While presses and institutional repositories each make their own unique contribution to the scholarly publishing landscape, this chapter argues that academic libraries with institutional repositories can and should partner with university presses and other mission-driven publishers. Indeed, such partnerships are key to rethinking institutional repositories, which for too long have focused on providing access to scientific journal articles.Item The Relationship between University Presses and Academic Libraries: Past, Present, and Future(The Association of College and Research Libraries, 2023) Johnson, Annie