The latest open access controversy: are we in the age of open access, or just on the verge?

“Debate in scholarship is a healthy sign – and this new debate amongst open access advocates, as recently emerged in the national meeting of Canada’s Federation of Social Sciences and Humanities, is most welcome! It seems that there is a divergence of opinion amongst open access advocates …” (more)

[The Imaginary Journal of Poetic Economics, 6 June]

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One Response to “The latest open access controversy: are we in the age of open access, or just on the verge?”

intechweb Says:
13 September 2010 at 2:07 pm

I can just said that open acces is increasing and it is very good thing for anyone.

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