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c/o Katina Strauch 209 Richardson Avenue MSC 98, The Citadel Charleston, SC 29409 ALA ANNUAL ISSUE TM volUME 28, NUMBER 3 JUNE 2016 ISSN: 1043-2094 “Linking Publishers, Vendors and Librarians” Perspectives on the Future of the Monograph by Adriaan van der Weel (Book and Digital Media Studies, Leiden University) <[email protected]> and Colleen Campbell (Director, Institutional Participation and Strategic Partnerships – Europe, JSTOR | Portico) <[email protected]> he theme of this issue of Against the lectual at least as much as they are economic from the exorbitant prices charged by the large Grain is the future of the monograph. or technological. What are the implications scientific publishers for must-have journals. TIt is hard to find anyone who is not con- of regarding the monograph primarily as an Even taking into account the global growth vinced that the monograph is important and de- intellectual tool? Is it still fulfilling that func- in the sheer number of academics looking serves a future. Certainly none of the contrib- tion? Are monographs actually being read? to publish their research output, the problem utors to this issue express any doubt What pressures are exerted on the could simply be regarded as a preponderantly about it. Yet the continued role monograph’s function? economic issue. That had the undeniable of long-form scholarly output Libraries experience benefit of also suggesting where the solu- such as the monograph is difficulty in purchasing tion might be found: libraries needed more by no means assured. The enough monographs for funding to buy books. More recently, digital articles collected here take a their faculty and students. developments have furnished a variant on this step back from the dizzying Presses experience diffi- economic solution to an economic problem: vicissitudes of technological culty in making monograph scholars could be given more funding to pay and economic change to ex- publishing pay. Authors processing fees for open access publication. amine the monograph more experience difficulty in Whether through pre- or postpublication fundamentally. For surely getting monographs pub- funding, the monograph may be kept alive at we do not want to contin- lished. Until recently this least for a while longer. But with some calling ue to produce monographs constellation of issues was continued on page 10 simply because it is econom- commonly attributed to the ically and technologically possible to maintain “monograph crisis.” The monograph crisis them as a system of academic currency. The was the corollary of the serials crisis, i.e., What To Look For In This Issue: challenges the monograph is facing are intel- insufficient library purchasing power resulting Industry Consolidation ... Perspectives from Thought Leaders ......................29 2016 Outsell Information Management If Rumors Were Horses Benchmark Report ............................36 Enhancing the Competitive Advantage ou heard it here! I have resigned from my position as Assistant Dean of Technical Ser- of Libraries through Social Media vices and Head, Collection Development at the College of Charleston. I have worked Marketing ..........................................60 Yin libraries for 45 years. And decided to finally give up all the evaluations of staff, Altmetrics and Books: Bookmetrix and annual reports, forms to fill out, budget planning, Other Implementations .....................84 administrative issues, etc., etc. Nothing much will change from the outside. 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