I am posting this response to an (anonymized) query by a graduate
student about starting up a new open-access journal because it
raises questions that may be of more general interest to this Forum.
My name is [identity deleted], I am a graduate student in [] at []. My
professor [], recommended
A collection of papers describing applications of the Open Archives
Initiative appear in the latest issue of Serials (Volume 16 Number 3,
November 2003)
http://masetto.ingentaselect.com/vl=4557818/cl=66/nw=1/rpsv/cw/www/uksg/09530460/v16n3/contp1-1.htm
The articles are listed below with urls for
My name is [identity deleted], I am a graduate student in [] at []. My
professor [], recommended you when I discussed writing an essay on the
internet and the monopoloy of the journals. I think he was amused when
I said I wanted to take a marxist approach... Not so sure about that
Dear Colleagues,
To synchronize the OAi efforts at various places it may be useful to
make use of the Dublin-Core-checker of Heinrich Stamerjohanns
http://harvest.physik.uni-oldenburg.de/dc/index.html
The DC-Checker does not focus on formal XML correctness of
OAI-Records (use the
