Making the Choice: Open Access vs. Traditional Journals | AJE

We live in a society that is increasingly Internet-centric, and this shift in the way that we communicate, connect, share, and do business with each other ha...

Making the Choice: Open Access vs. Traditional Journals | AJE Making the Choice: Open Access vs. Traditional Journals Article Visibility Research Process Peer Review Writing Journals Many researchers struggle with the decision of whether to publish in an OA journal versus a traditional (and perhaps more well-established) journal. The four main factors to consider when making this decision are visibility, cost, prestige, and speed. Updated on September 13, 2018 We live in a society that is increasingly Internet-centric, and this shift in the way that we communicate, connect, share, and do busin

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