Publishers bristle as RCUK prepares to mandate fast-track open access.

The article reports on the dispute between the Publishers Association and the Research Councils UK (RCUK) on the issue of open access to research. It cites the criticism made by the association on the proposal by RCUK that the research financed by the Economic and Social Research Council and the Art...

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Published in:Times Higher Education no. 2042; pp. 6 - 8
Main Author: Jump, Paul
Format: Article
Published: TSL Education Limited 3/22/2012
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