Scholarly publishing operates globally. But the pressures shaping it are increasingly different from one market to the next.

Our recent webinar explored what that means for publishers.

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When should you start thinking about evaluating a programme?
Long before the evaluation begins.

Lucia Loffreda shares three practical lessons on capturing useful evidence, responding to change and setting up programmes for better evaluation. buff.ly/TfxJ87M

Join us tomorrow at 1.00pm BST (08:00 EDT / 20:00 China / 22:00 Sydney) for Scholarly Publishing: Everything, Everywhere, All at Once with Cathy Foley, Alice Meadows and Ning Zhang join Dylan Storan.

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A year after joining Research Consulting, Dylan Storan reflects on what has surprised him – and what he's learned from working across the research ecosystem. buff.ly/SoVVn7T

We’ve shared some early findings from our work with #DefendResearch, mapping the impact of US research censorship on public health and epidemiology.

But why did we get involved, and what happens next?

Find out more about the project and how you can help: buff.ly/mA42OgK

If your organisation wants to change how it assesses research, where do you actually start?

Liz Allen reflects on her work developing DORA’s Practical Guides – what organisations are doing in practice, what they’re finding hardest, and what comes next.

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Concern about research censorship isn’t enough.

That’s why we’re working with #DefendResearch to build evidence of its impact, starting with public health and epidemiology.

We’ll share early findings at a webinar on 15 September. Find out why we’re involved and how you can help: buff.ly/mA42OgK

The latest Research Consulting Insights is out.

This issue: changing policy and scholarly publishing, research censorship, responsible research assessment, evaluation & our new RC Intelligence service.

Plus project updates, recommended reads and where to find us this autumn.
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More open access mandates. Less willingness to fund APCs. Institutions reaching the limits of transformative agreements.

Dylan Storan explores what this fragmented policy and funding environment means for publishers – and why adaptability is becoming a strategic capability. buff.ly/JxxZAkN

Can publishers still plan globally when the systems around them are changing asymmetrically?

Cathy Foley, Alice Meadows, Ning Zhang and Dylan Storan will discuss what’s changing and what publishing should be preparing for on Tuesday 29th September, 13:00 BST.

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