In the unlikely event that the U.S. decides to change its copyright
laws to block open access, a "Plan B" for OA that seems a good fit
for the US context is expanding the Harvard-style mandate approach.
As Stevan Harnad has pointed out, OA is unstoppable; once researchers
fully grasp its benefits,
On Mon, Sep 15, 2008 at 11:33 PM, Heather Morrison
wrote:
In the unlikely event that the U.S. decides to change its
copyright
laws to block open access, a "Plan B" for OA that seems a
good fit
for the US context is expanding the Harvard-style mandate
approach.
