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Open Access Repositories - maximizing and measuring research impact through university and research-funder open-access self-archiving mandates
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Harnad, S, Carr, L, Swan, A, Sale, AHJ and Bosc, H 2009
, 'Open Access Repositories - maximizing and measuring research impact through university and research-funder open-access self-archiving mandates'
, Wissenschaftsmanagement, vol. 4, no. 4
, pp. 36-41
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Abstract
No research institution can afford
all the journals its researchers
may need, so all articles are losing
research impact (usage and
citations) from would-be users
whose institutions cannot afford
paid access. Articles that are
made “Open Access,” by self-archiving
them on the web are cited
twice as much, but only about
15 percent of articles are being
spontaneously self-archived. The
only institutions approaching 100
percent self-archiving are those
that mandate it. Surveys show
that majority of authors (95%)
will comply with a self-archiving
mandate.
Item Type: | Article |
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Authors/Creators: | Harnad, S and Carr, L and Swan, A and Sale, AHJ and Bosc, H |
Keywords: | open access, repositories, research impact, mandates, research output, research dissemination |
Journal or Publication Title: | Wissenschaftsmanagement |
ISSN: | 0947-9546 |
Additional Information: | Journal title translates to 'Science Management'. An author version of this paper is available with open access: http://eprints.ecs.soton.ac.uk/16616/ |
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