Re: Research: Writ, Reason, and Practice

s where a person does indeed have an absolute right over the [intellectual] property in question. Laurence Laurence Bebbington Faculty Team Leader (Social Sciences, Law and Education) Information Services The University of Nottingham -Original Message- From: American Scientist Open Access Fo

Re: "Authors Re-using Their Own Work"

ts. Therefore, it is incomplete to consider these issues divorced from the context of whether of not each dealing is fair.   I agree with much of what Charles has said on this matter.   Laurence   Laurence Bebbington Faculty Team Leader (Social Sciences, Law and Education) Information Servic

Re: Chronicle of Higher Education Article on "Self-Publication"

>>> har...@ecs.soton.ac.uk 20/11/02 20:43:49 >>> On Wed, 20 Nov 2002 agrimw...@the-scientist.com wrote: > Scholarly Publishers Aim to Woo Librarians Away From > Self-Published Research > By SCOTT CARLSON (Chronicle of Higher Education) > > ...The [publishers'] campaign aims, in > part,