Book. Knowledge as a common good. Contributions from Latin America and the Caribbean to open science: Dominique Babini Prize
Authors:
Fernando Ariel López. Jessica Formoso. María Paz Míguez. Nicolás Palopoli. María Ángela Petrizzo. Laura Ación. Andrés Gabriel Wursten. Lisha Pamela Dávila Rodríguez. Juan Ignacio Legaria. Aurora Lechuga Rodríguez. Sergio Arreguín Meneses. María Fernanda Vega Solano. María Amalia Penabad-Camacho. Andrea Mora Campos. Miracle Castro Solano. Liana Penabad-Camacho. Yuri Morales-López. Monica Ulate Segura. Nidya Nova-Bustos. Ivannia Chinchilla Rabbit. Anabelly Tinoco Altamirano. Noelia Soto González. Ezequiel Vallejo Ríos. Sergio Santamarina. [Chapter Authors]
Arianna Becerril-García. Saray Córdoba González. [Authors of the Prologue]
The Dominique Babini Prize celebrates knowledge as a common good and recognizes experiences, reflections, and practices related to open science from Latin America and the Caribbean. This book brings together essays and research selected for the first edition of the prize, promoted by CLACSO in conjunction with regional and international partners. With a situated and critical perspective, the authors address global challenges to open access, practices of cognitive justice, and innovative experiences that broaden the horizons of academic production. The work pays tribute to Dominique Babini, a key figure in the non-commercial open access movement, and projects his legacy toward new generations committed to inclusive, public, and transformative science.
Research Calls Collection.
ISBN 978-631-308-049-6
CLACSO. AmeliCA. La Referencia. Redalyc.
Buenos Aires.
May 2025
