Stevan Harnad wrote:
Institutions, after all, are the producers of /all /refereed research
output, in all subjects, and whether funded or unfunded.
Is this strictly true?
My understanding was that, particularly on the social sciences arena, a
number of academics continue to write publish, even
On 1-Dec-08, at 3:58 AM, Ian Stuart wrote (on JISC-REPOSITORIES):
Stevan Harnad wrote:
Institutions, after all, are the producers
of all refereed research output, in all
subjects, and whether funded or unfunded.
Is this strictly true? My
Ian is correct, especdially in the humanities. Also,
there is a large amount of STM scholarly output that
comes from industry, especially the pharmaceutical
industry
That doesn't change the argument at all:
1. Pharmaceutical research carried out in the industry and not intended for
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On 1-Dec-08, at 5:55 AM, leo waaijers wrote (in SPARC-OAForum:
Dear Stevan,
Most authors do not
