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17 Jan 2022: same interactive open access journal concept, which is currently also being transferred into the fields of economics and biotechnology. ... quality assurance is certainly one of the greatest tasks and opportunities of Open Access.

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17 Jan 2022: That’s why Wikipedia is so important – it’s one of the ways in which the Internet culture can spread free/open information. ... Pingback: Economics of open-source publishing « Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week.

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17 Jan 2022: Velichka Dimitrova revisted the disgraced Reinhart-Rogoff paper on austerity economics, the perfect evidence of the need for open data in economics – and was picked up by the London School of ... What’s “Author Choice”? It’s ACS-specific and

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17 Jan 2022: This document is subject to revision – that’s part of the point of open discussion. ... School). Research for our new data blog, coming soon. Collaborations with our Working Groups, for example the Working Group on Open Economics.

17 Jan 2022: All the activities of the Foundation–from board meeting minutes to detailed accounts–are open and public. ... Pingback: Economics of open-source publishing « Sauropod Vertebra Picture of the Week.

17 Jan 2022: of economics and biotechnology. ... For more information see:. In any case, the improvement of scientific quality assurance is certainly one of the greatest tasks and opportunities of Open Access.

17 Jan 2022: Velichka Dimitrova revisted the disgraced Reinhart-Rogoff paper on austerity economics, the perfect evidence of the need for open data in economics – and was picked up by the London School of ... Of course this stuff is not open access so I can’t