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STM and HSS – the Great OA Divide

By Michael Todd | Published: October 22, 2015

There is a divide in how academics from the humanities and social sciences view open access publishing compared to their colleagues in the science, technology and medical fields: HSS is notably more skittish about OA.

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The State of Open Access in 18 Statements

By Stephen Pinfield | Published: October 19, 2015

Open Access Week starts today and in honor Stephen Pinfield provides an overview of 18 propositions on open access identified through an extensive analysis of the discourse. It is clear that whilst OA has come a long way in the last five years, there is a lot to do in making open access work.

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This Study Finds Citation Rate Boost for Self-Archived Articles

By Amy Atchison and Jonathan Bull | Published: February 4, 2015

New research indicates that self-archived, or 'green' open-access articles, regardless of format, receive significantly higher citation counts than do non-OA articles from the same editions of the same major political science journals.

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OA in Britain: We Have a Rule, Now Let’s Get Some Data

By Michael Todd | Published: April 22, 2014

The landscape for open access in Britain's social science and humanities fields is very different and very similar to the better studied STEM fields, a new report from the British Academy finds.

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STM and HSS – the Great OA Divide

The State of Open Access in 18 Statements

This Study Finds Citation Rate Boost for Self-Archived Articles

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STM and HSS – the Great OA Divide

The State of Open Access in 18 Statements

This Study Finds Citation Rate Boost for Self-Archived Articles

OA in Britain: We Have a Rule, Now Let’s Get Some Data

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