Open Access to Knowledge: What Comes of the Right to Know in Kansas and Kumasi

Willinsky, John

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2009-03-26

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Willinsky, John

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John Willinsky, Professor of Education at Stanford University, presents "Open Access to Knowledge: What Comes of the Right to Know in Kansas and Kumasi," February 19, 2009 at the University of Kansas. Presentation sponsored by KU Libraries, Hall Center for the Humanities, KU School of Education, and Kansas African Studies Center. 69 minutes.

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