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Europe and Open Access

Posted by enkerli on January 17, 2007

Petition for guaranteed public access to publicly-funded research results

GUARANTEE PUBLIC ACCESS TO PUBLICLY-FUNDED RESEARCH RESULTS SHORTLY AFTER PUBLICATION

The petition itself is clear, straightforward, honest, easy to read, and important.

Michael Geist is suggesting the same thing for Canada.

So? Who will be first in adopting an Open Access policy for publicly-funded research? More importantly: who will be last?

One Response to “Europe and Open Access”

  1. Publishing — public peer review — discussing in public « Interorganisational - Supply Chain Management Says:

    [...] publications; results of research are made public (especially those who are publicly-funded, cf. a blog entry here), available for further discussion and scrutiny. In this context, the research process is (ideally) [...]

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