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comunicación académica
digitalización
infraestructura editorial
derecho a la educación
; derecho a la ciencia
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La publicación en acceso abierto tiene numerosas ventajas y se dice que es beneficiosa para los derechos humanos a la información, la educación y la ciencia. Sin embargo, la transición hacia ella es lenta, y la disciplina jurídica está rezagada en este aspecto. Además, el Acceso Abierto conlleva nuevos riesgos de exclusión y hegemonía. El objetivo de este artículo es discutir el papel de los blogs, considerados durante mucho tiempo pioneros en el debate, para contribuir a una transformación sostenible del Acceso Abierto en la disciplina jurídica. Como editores y fundadores de Völkerrechtsblog, hemos seguido de cerca los avances en este campo y hemos formado parte de ellos. Tras presentar brevemente Völkerrechtsblog, el artículo aborda la cuestión de cómo los blogs y la publicación digital en Acceso Abierto pueden contribuir a la educación en la disciplina jurídica. El artículo concluye con algunas reflexiones sobre las visiones futuras de los blogs y la publicación sostenible en acceso abierto en el ámbito jurídico.
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