“Qualitative research can be made far more open and reproducible – here’s how” by Writing For Research medium.com/@write4research/q…

You can also download the book in one click and completely free from LSE Research Online here. researchonline.lse.ac.uk/id/…

Out now & free to download by chapters or whole text, my @LSEPress book with Tim Monteath, Denisa Kostovicova and Hannah Boroudjou is “Doing Open Social Science”. It helps qualitative & quantitative researchers make their work more reproducible & robust. doi.org/10.31389/lsepress.do…

You can also download “Doing Open Social Science” free from LSE Research Online here researchonline.lse.ac.uk/id/…

If in London on Wed 20 May I’m launching my new OA book with Tim Monteath “Doing Open Social Science” at 16.00 in LSE’s Alumni theatre (in Cheng Kin Ku Building on Lincoln’s’ Inn Fields). All welcome & free drinks at 5pm too. Hope you can come! (Please note corrected times)

Patrick Dunleavy: Out now & free OA for any chapter or whole text, my @LSEPress book with Tim Monteath, Denisa Kostovicova & Hannah Boroudjou “Doing Open Social Science” press.lse.ac.uk/books/e/10.3… helps qualitative & quantitative researchers make work more reproducible & robust

Very exciting to get the first paperback copies of my new book with Tim Monteath called “Doing Open Social Science - A Guide for Researchers” published free in OA digital form by @LSEPress on 14 May here press.lse.ac.uk/books/e/10.3… Physical copies cost £30 in UK or $42, for 400 pages

Ever published a paywall book that you felt should have done better in terms of sales or recognition? & later tried to make it open access by paying the publisher? I’m writing on this #retroOA movement & looking for stories (in confidence). Email me at p.dunleavy@lse.ac.uk

I expected to hate this writing guidance - but in fact it’s excellent for academia too and I agree with these points, strongly. “Write Like an Amazonian: 14 Tips for Clear and Persuasive Communication” by Alexandros Pappas medium.com/@apappascs/write-…

Ever published a paywall book that failed to become widely known or used, & later tried to make it open access by paying off the publisher? I’m writing a blog on this #retroOA movement and will treat all stories in strictest confidence. You can email me at p.dunleavy@lse.ac.uk.