Análise do alinhamento dos indexadores de revistas científicas de Acesso Aberto com as premissas da Ciência Aberta

Abstract

This is an oral communication that analyzes the alignment of a specific group of indexers of open access scientific journals regarding the orientation of their criteria to the principles of Open Science. A literature review was carried out and a quali-quantitative approach was used for data compilation, classification and analysis. The survey results show that, globally, the analyzed indexes evaluate a substantial amount of criteria aligned with Open Science, although these are more focused on classic Open Access issues than issues that deepen the openness of Science as a whole. (as Open Science postulates). It is observed that the definition of evaluation criteria for scientific journals linked to Open Science is still a process under construction and it is concluded that there is a certain minimum consensus in relation to the criteria that guarantee Open Access, however, in relation to the expansions promoted by Science Open, it is clear that seminal questions are still open to debate.