Table 3 Number of individual coding...

Table 3

Number of individual coding references in the dataset

Codes	Customer	Publisher
Dissemination	77	77
Greater visibility or scientific impact	34	48
Increasing access to content through immediate OA	42	29
Maximizing publishing opportunities	28	21
Economics	39	4
Control and redirection of funding streams, gain control of total cost of publication	10	0
Cost effective	16	0
Publicly funded research is made immediately available for everyone	6	1
Sustainable regarding costs	21	3
Transparent prices	4	0
Equality	36	16
Access to knowledge is more equally distributed	17	4
Addressing the role of power and inequality in knowledge production and sharing	2	2
Enabling fairer access to paid OA options for authors across the research disciplines (within the institution)	19	12
Integrating diverse scientific traditions and ways of knowing into scientific production	2	0
Equitable in general	3	1
Licensing	5	3
Liberally licensed – enabling reuse	1	3
Copyright retention	4	0
Management-workflows	26	25
Workflows enabled by the publisher	2	2
Customized solution provided	4	11
OA accessibility and author engagement	20	9
Building relationship ties between publishers and institutions	4	5
Systemic transformation	35	38
Sustainable model	7	16
Transition and transformation towards OA	32	34
Other benefits	33	34
Benefits in aligning with science policy	7	2
Benefits to society	8	13
Benefits to the research system	7	10
Benefits to the researchers of the customer institution	14	14

Codes	Customer	Publisher
Dissemination	77	77
Greater visibility or scientific impact	34	48
Increasing access to content through immediate OA	42	29
Maximizing publishing opportunities	28	21
Economics	39	4
Control and redirection of funding streams, gain control of total cost of publication	10	0
Cost effective	16	0
Publicly funded research is made immediately available for everyone	6	1
Sustainable regarding costs	21	3
Transparent prices	4	0
Equality	36	16
Access to knowledge is more equally distributed	17	4
Addressing the role of power and inequality in knowledge production and sharing	2	2
Enabling fairer access to paid OA options for authors across the research disciplines (within the institution)	19	12
Integrating diverse scientific traditions and ways of knowing into scientific production	2	0
Equitable in general	3	1
Licensing	5	3
Liberally licensed – enabling reuse	1	3
Copyright retention	4	0
Management-workflows	26	25
Workflows enabled by the publisher	2	2
Customized solution provided	4	11
OA accessibility and author engagement	20	9
Building relationship ties between publishers and institutions	4	5
Systemic transformation	35	38
Sustainable model	7	16
Transition and transformation towards OA	32	34
Other benefits	33	34
Benefits in aligning with science policy	7	2
Benefits to society	8	13
Benefits to the research system	7	10
Benefits to the researchers of the customer institution	14	14

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