Statistics

• Publishing Market Watch (Rightscom, European Commission, 2004/5)
• Average Prices of British and USA Academic Books (LISU, 2007)
• ARL Statistics
• Annual Library Statistics, 2006 (LISU, 2006)

Journals

• Towards Electronic Journals: realities for Scientists, Librarians and Publishers (Carol Tenopir & Donald King, SLA 2000)
• ALPSP survey of librarians on factors in journal cancellation (Mark Ware, ALPSP 2006)
• Scholarly Publishing Practice: academic journal publishers’ policies and practices in online publishing. Second Survey, 2005 (John Cox and Laura Cox, ALPSP 2006)
• Scholarly Journal Prices: Selected Trends and Comparisons (Sonya White and Claire Creaser, LISU, 2004)
• JISC Business Model Trials - a report for JISC Collections and the Journals Working Group (Content Complete, JISC, 2007)
• Mapping the Journal Publishing Landscape:  how much do we know?  (Sally Morris, Learned Publishing 20/4, October 2007)
  

Authors and Readers

• Authors and Electronic Publishing: The ALPSP research study on authors' and readers' views of electronic research communication (Key Perspectives Ltd, ALPSP 2002)
• Scholarly Communication in the Digital Environment: What do authors want? Findings of an international survey of author opinion (Ian Rowlands, Dave Nicholas and Paul Huntingdon, 2004)
• New Journal Publishing Models: an international survey of senior researchers (Ian Rowlands and Dave Nicholas, 2005)
• Disciplinary Differences and Needs (Rightscom, JISC 2005)
• JUSTEIS project (JISC Usage Surveys: trends in electronic information services)
• Analysis of NESLi2 Usage Statistics (Angela Conyers & Pete Dalton, JISC 2005)
• Author's version vs. publisher's version:  an analysis of the copy-editing function (Edward Wates & Robert Campbell, Learned Publishing 20/2, 2007)
• Researchers and Discovery Services: behaviour, perceptions and needs (Research Information Network, 2006)
• Researchers' use of Academic Libraries and their Services (Research Information Network, 2007)
• Ithaka's 2006 librarian and faculty studies (Odyssey, 2007)
• A survey on the use of different forms of scholarly output (Sally Maynard, JISC, 2007)
• JISC summary of Scholarly Communications Survey findings (JISC, 2007)
• Electronic publication and the narrowing of science and scholarship (James A Evans, Science, 321:395-9, 2008)
• Information behaviour of the researcher of the future (CIBER for JISC, 2008)
• How readers navigate to scholarly content (Simon Inger & Tracy Gardner, Simon Inger Consulting, 2008)
• The decline in the concentration of citations, 1900-2007 (Vincent Lariviere, Yves Ginbras & Eric Archambault, preprint, 2008.  Author's preprint.

Publishing Economics

• ALPSP Select Bibliography on the Economics of Journal Publishing
• The Cost of Journal Publishing:  a literature review and commentary (Donald W King, Learned Publishing 20/2, ALPSP 2007)
• Pricing and other means of charging for scholarly journals: a literature review and commentary (Donald W King & Frances M Alvarado-Albertorio, Learned Publishing 21/4, ALPSP 2008)
  
• What do Societies do with their publishing surpluses? (Christine Baldwin, ALPSP/Blackwell 2004)
• Economic Evaluation Model of National Electronic Site Licence Initiative (NESLI) ‘Deals’ (LISU, 2001)
• The True Costs of Scholarly Journal Publishing (Sally Morris, Learned Publishing 18/2, ALPSP 2005)
• Business models for e-journals: reconciling library and publisher requirements (Hugh Look, Sue Sparks, Helen Henderson, Serials 18/2 (UKSG 2005)
• Mergers without Markets:  do mergers among publishers of academic journals affect prices?  (Renée M Duplantis, Daniel E Haar, Stephen D Silberman, Hal Van Gieson & Frederick R Warren-Boulton, Draft article, Nov 2005)
• The Pricing of Academic Journals (Mark J McCabe, Aviv Nevo & Daniel L Rubinfeld, Berkeley Program in Law & Economics, Working Paper Series, Paper 199, 2006)
• Activities, costs and funding flows in the scholarly communications system in the UK (Research Information Network, 2008)
  

Open Access

• The facts about Open Access: a study of the financial and non-financial effects of alternative business models for scholarly journals (Kaufman-Wills Group, ALPSP 2005)
• Pathfinder research on web-based repositories (Mark Ware, PALS 2004)
• Learned Society Open Access Business Models (Mary Waltham, JISC 2005)
• When is a Journal not a Journal? A closer look at the DOAJ (Sally Morris, Learned Publishing 19/1, ALPSP 2006)
• Research Funders' Policies for the Management of Information Outputs (Research Information Network, 2007)
• E-prints and journal articles in astronomy: a productive co-existence (Edwin Henneken, Michael Kurtz, Geunther Eichhorn et al, Learned Publishing 20/1, ALPSP 2007)

• Improving Access to Scientific Information for Developing Countries:  UK Learned Societies and Journal Access Programmes (UNESCO, 2008)

• Open access publishing, article downloads, and citations:  randomised controlled trial (Philip Davis, Bruce Lewenstein, Daniel Simon, James Booth & Mathew Connolly, British Medical Journal 337: a568, 2008)
• Author-choice open access publishing in the biological and medical literature:  a citation analysis (Philip Davis, Journal of the American Society for Information Science and Technology, in press, 2008).  Author's preprint.