The Scholarly Communication Problem: Why Open Access is Necessary – A Transatlantic Perspective –

Greenberg, Marc L.; Emmett, Ada

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2011-01

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Greenberg, Marc L.

Emmett, Ada

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Hall Center for the Humanities, University of Kansas

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This article was written to raise awareness among researchers in the Open Access movement and share KU’s experience as a leader in Open Access policy. First published in September 2010 in the national daily paper Delo (Ljubljana, Slovenia) [http://hdl.handle.net/1808/6646], the piece has appeared in translation in newspapers in Croatia, Romania, Serbia, and Ukraine, among others.

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Marc L. Greenberg & Ada Emmett (2011). The Scholarly Communication Problem Why Open Access is Necessary– A Transatlantic Perspective –. Hall Center Communiqué Spring 2011: 20-25.

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