Movement to Transformative Agreements in Japanese university libraries and activities related to open access by the Japan Alliance of University Library Consortia for E-Resources (JUSTICE)

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  • HIRATA Yoshiro
    Japan Alliance of University Library Consortia for E-Resources (JUSTICE) Libraries for Engineering and Information Science & Technology, The University of Tokyo
  • YAMAZAKI Hiroko
    Secretariat of Japan Alliance of University Library Consortia for E-Resources (JUSTICE)
  • KANEKO Fumi
    Japan Alliance of University Library Consortia for E-Resources (JUSTICE) Kyushu University Library
  • NONAKA Mami
    Japan Alliance of University Library Consortia for E-Resources (JUSTICE) University of Miyazaki Library

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  • 転換契約への移行と大学図書館コンソーシアム連合（JUSTICE）のオープンアクセスに関する取り組み
  • テンカン ケイヤク エ ノ イコウ ト ダイガク トショカン コンソーシアム レンゴウ(JUSTICE)ノ オープンアクセス ニ カンスル トリクミ

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<p> Since the 1990s, academic journals that had been subscribed to in print switched to e-journals, and university libraries signed collection contracts called Big Deal. The Big Deal had some effect in putting the brakes on the serials crisis, but it did not solve the problem of journal subscription price increases. Open access has attracted attention as one of the countermeasures. And more and more university libraries are signing transformative agreements. In this paper, we will explain transformative agreements and their issues, as well as introduce the activities related to open access by the Japan Alliance of University Library Consortia for E-Resources (JUSTICE), such as Open Access Publication and Article Processing Charges (APCs) in Japan, and discuss future prospects.</p>

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