What is an open access journal and what are the different types of open access?

Open access journals are scholarly publications that provide free and unrestricted access to their articles and research papers to readers worldwide. In contrast to traditional subscription-based journals, where access to content is often restricted to those who have paid for subscriptions or institutional access, open access journals make their articles freely available to the public without any financial or legal barriers.
The primary goal of open access journals is to promote the widespread dissemination of knowledge and research findings, ensuring that the results of academic research are accessible to everyone, including researchers, students, policymakers, and the general public. By removing access restrictions, open access journals aim to foster global collaboration, advance scientific knowledge, and accelerate the progress of research in various fields.
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