The Second Meeting of AmeliCA Members will be held, an initiative launched by Redalyc, UNESCO and CLACSO to unite voices with the conviction that the model of science as a common and public good, where scientific communication and publishing do not seek profit and be in the hands and control of the academy, it is a better solution to achieve a sustainable, inclusive and participatory scientific ecosystem.
With the quote “Our North is the South”, we would like to provide a space for exchanging of views from the South, focused on non-commercial OA so that our approaches are known, recognized and their needs and challenges be widely discussed. An opportunity for the world to see first-hand our model, which is much closer to the perspective of the commons, than any other region in the world.
Eurico Wongo Gungula, Rector, Oscar Ribas University, Angola
Francisco Farnum, Full-time Professor at the Botanics Department, Regional Universitary Center of Colon, University of Panama, Panam-
Ricardo Casate Fernández, Director of the Scientific Committee of the Revista Ciencias de la Información,
Modera: Eduardo Aguado-López, Professor-Researcher of the Autonomous University of the State of Mexico, Redalyc General Director, Mexico
“Repositories and Libraries”
“Copyright and policies”
“Open Books”
Devika Madalli, Professor at the Research and Training on Documentation, Indian Statistics, India
Comment: Bhanu Neupane, Communication and Information Advisor, Universal Access Section to Information and Digital Inclusion,
Nicolás Lynch, Director of the Historical-Social Research Institute, Vice Dean of Research and Postgraduate Studies of the Social Sciences School,