ership rights.
>
> OA (and Creative Commons provisions) rest on this kind of thinking.
>
> I hope this clarifies the point for you.
>
> Best,
>
> Jean-Claude Guédon
>
> Le mardi 04 décembre 2007 ? 08:45 +0100, Jan Szczepanski a écrit :
> > I would recommend
Dear Klaus!
Thank You for making these observations!
Sometimes it's hard to breath when one reads
Harnads mechanical same answer to every problem.
Life is complicated without any easy solutions.
I think that Harnads advice for making peace in
Palestine, Afghanistan, Irak or Sudan would be
"put
unnecessary and totally inappropriate.
>
> Barbara
--
De åsikter som framförs här är mina personliga
och inte ett uttryck för Göteborgs universitets-
biblioteks hållning
Opinions expressed here are my own and not
that of Göteborgs universitetsbibliotek
Jan Szczepanski
Förste bibliot
är mina personliga
och inte ett uttryck för Göteborgs universitets-
biblioteks hållning
Opinions expressed here are my own and not
those of the Gothenburg University Library
Jan Szczepanski
Förste bibliotekarie
Goteborgs universitetsbibliotek
Box 222
SE 405 30 Goteborg, SWEDEN
Tel: +46 31 7861164 Fax: +46 31 163797
E-mail: jan.szczepan...@ub.gu.se
Andrew A. Adams wrote:
>> From: Jan Szczepanski
>> Subject: Re: Is the "request copy" button good for OA?
>>
>> The problem with the green way is mainly that it is a parasitic and has
>> no life of it's own.
>> More like a virus. The way
tory.
>>>
>>> To encourage compliance, the University announced that depositing
>>> papers in the repository was henceforth the sole mechanism for
>>> submitting them to be considered when researchers underwent
>>> performance review. Work not posted in
Is more than sixteen thousand free e-journals in the humanities and
social sciences of any importance in this discussion?
http://www.scribd.com/Jan%20Szczepanski
Jan
2012/7/25 :
> Webster concisely articulates the concerns that I briefly mooted a few
> days ago.
> Larry Hurtado
>
> Quoting Om
You will find 8,004 "Free, full text, quality controlled scientific
and scholarly journals, covering all subjects and many languages"
in DOAJ and nearly 36.000 in Elektronische Zeitschriftenbibliothek and
my own list covering humanities and social sciences mostly,
more than 16.000. Ulrich is not th
Steven Harnad has had and still has an enormous influence on the open access
question. But the way he pushes for has, sorry to say, in practice shown not to
be able to compet with the market.
That is a fact that the British government now recogineses and the rest of the
world will follow. The Grea
Maybe not as professional as the university presses but still, new publishers
are popping up as musroms these days and then we have ten of thousands
of free e-journals. Maybe most of them are not cutting edge but still many are.
OA is important as the British government has shown. There is no way
I wrote a piece a couple of years ago and compared the archives with
the backyard steel furnaces during
the Big Leap in China.
At last an European government has the courage to change all that. We
can expect a modern steel
industry that will have a global impact. We time of the evangelist is
at la
force
people into the communist heaven.
Maybe scientists are sceptical when their employer makes something
compulsary.
Scientists just trust other scientists. That is the problem with the green
way.
Sincerely Yours
Jan
Jan Szczepanski
Frste bibliotekarie
Goteborgs universitetsbibliotek
Box 222
SE
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