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Language of the dataset: English, Catalan Abstract: This dataset frames the role of cooperatives as a potential alternative business model for the platform economy. It contains 11 semi-structured interviews to stakeholders engaged with platform cooperatives (Katuma, Smart and Fairbnb) about limits and strengths of economic performance in terms of growth, working conditions and redistribution of gains. The dataset is presented in three files. This dataset has been the previous steps to the testing of ‘Charter on Digital Worker Rights’ performed in the frame of PLUS project (supported by European Union Horizon 2020 Programme under the grant agreement number 822638) through unstructured interviews and co-creation sessions with the three project pilots: Katuma, Smart and Fairbnb. The dataset is composed by the following sheets: 01_Semi-structured interview script 02_Profiles_interviewed 03_Interviews_transcriptions Key words: platform cooperativism…

.Dades sobre les revistes científiques de Catalunya del període 2014-2017. S'inclou títol, ISSN (imprès i digital), editorial, URL, àrea temàtica, tipus d'accés i política d'autoarxiu segons la classificació de Sherpa/Romeo

Sample of 3,730 journal articles published by authors from Catalonia's CERCA research centres between 2011 and 2015 and available on Web of Science (out of a total output of 44,423) identifying how many were available in open access, full-text format. The results revealed that 75,8% of the total (2,828 articles) had at least one version available in open access, but just 52% (1,940 articles) had at least one version available in either journals (whether pure or hybrid open access journals or those with embargo periods) or repositories, a finding that highlights the powerful role played by academic social networks in the sharp increase in open access availability. Of the 2,828 articles for which at least one open access version was found, a total of 9,868 copies were located. With respect to versions, the publisher’s final version, i.e. the type formatted for publication by journal publishers, was found in 75,3% of cases. The number of articles published in open access journals (567) was very close to the number of articles published in hybrid journals or journals with embargo periods (624). Only 40,4% of the articles in the sample were located in repositories, being the subject repositories the heaviest used. Fifty percent of the articles (1,881 publications) were posted on academic social networks, the most popular of which were ResearchGate and Academia. According to thematic areas, all six areas (science, life sciences, medical and health sciences, engineering and architecture and humanities) exceeded 70% of articles in open access.

This data set will include three sources of data:

1) Data that records both the web collection of 60 platform economy cases around Europe and the results of 20 interviews to platform managers and co-op workers around Europe about their organisations business models based on Multidisciplinary Balance of Platform Economy framework. The selected platforms are related to four working areas: networked hospitality, taxi services, urban food delivery and domestic services. Data is presented in two files: 01_PLATFORM_ECONOMY_CODEBOOK.ods which includes the total amount of indicators, answer options, data source used and 02_PLATFORM_ECONOMY_BBDD_ANALYSIS.ods which includes the results for each indicator are presented in anonymised way.

2) Data that frames the role of cooperatives as a potential alternative business model for the platform economy. It contains 11 semi-structured interviews to stakeholders engaged with platform cooperatives (Katuma, Smart and Fairbnb) about limits and strengths of economic performance in terms of growth, working conditions and redistribution of gains. The data is presented in three files: 03_Semi-structured interview script.txt which includes the script used by the semi-structured interviews, 04_Profiles_interviewed.rtf which contains the type of profiles interviewed and, 05_Interviews_transcriptions.txt which includes 11 out of the 12 semi-structured interviews to Katuma, Smart and Fairbnb stakeholders since one participant declined to be recorded.

3) Data from the testing of the PLUS project “Charter of Digital Work Rights” presented in the deliverable “D5.1 Charter of Digital Worker Rights”. The Charter was tested by the involved cooperatives (Katuma, Smart and FairBnb). The data is presented in four files: 06_Surveys_script.odt which includes the questionnaire, 07_survey_results_Katuma_Catalan.cvs, 08_survey_results_Fairbnb_English.cvs and 09_survey_results_Smart_French.cvs which contains the results of the surveys.

This dataset has been the base for the testing of “Charter on Digital Worker Rights” performed in the frame of PLUS project (supported by European Union Horizon 2020 Programme under the grant agreement number 822638) through a survey, unstructured and co-creation sessions with the three project pilots: Katuma, Smart and Fairbnb.

Podeu consultar l'informe a que corresponen les dades a: http://hdl.handle.net/2445/100167

Dades primàries associades a un article pendent de publicació a la revista PlosOne.

Dades primàries associades a un article pendent de publicació: Navas-Fernández, Miguel; Abadal, Ernest (2018). "Les revistes científiques de Catalunya 2014-2017". Anuari de l'Observatori de Biblioteques, Llibres i Lectura, vol 5., Podeu consultar l'article resultat al camp recurs relacionat