Year: 2023
Type: book-review
Abstract: The thesis is a compilation of three published articles with an overarching summary (a 'kappe' in Norwegian).Each of the three articles addresses specific issues within the larger domain or open research and research data sharing.The first explores the multiplicity of data steward roles.The second analyses how data management plans could serve as an intermediary among different stakeholders in the data sharing process.The third focuses on the preservation of data/personal privacy of respondents through the life cycle.The kappe integrates the three articles by exploring the challenges these three papers have in common: how the different perspectives, roles, goals, and expertise of the stakeholders involved contributes to the goal of data sharing and naturally, how the differences can be managed.Kvale begins her dissertation by exploring open research as a focus of science policy.She and others argue that many funding bodies, including in Norway universities, research integrity researchers, and research performing organizations are invested in the role of open science for addressing reproducibility/replication "crises", minimizing the costs of repetitive data collection, and promoting
Author: Kalpana Shankar
Institution: University College Dublin
Language: English
Subfield: Information Systems
Field: Computer Science
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: diamond
OpenAlex ID: W4387080976