Scholarly Publication, Academic Libraries, and the Assumption That These Processes Are Really under Management Control.

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Main Author: White, Herbert
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1993
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contents Scholarly Publication, Academic Libraries, and the Assumption That These Processes Are Really under Management Control. White, Herbert Academic Libraries Costs Economic Factors Faculty Publishing Higher Education Librarians Library Role Peer Evaluation Publishing Industry Quality Control Researchers Scholarly Journals Discusses the process of scholarly publishing, the need for more objective approaches to publishing, and the role of academic libraries. Peer assessment, why researchers must publish, the economics of journal publishing, why the process works for authors and publishers, and strategies for librarians are among the issues addressed. (11 references) (KRN)
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spellingShingle Scholarly Publication, Academic Libraries, and the Assumption That These Processes Are Really under Management Control.
White, Herbert
Academic Libraries
Costs
Economic Factors
Faculty Publishing
Higher Education
Librarians
Library Role
Peer Evaluation
Publishing Industry
Quality Control
Researchers
Scholarly Journals
Scholarly Publication, Academic Libraries, and the Assumption That These Processes Are Really under Management Control. White, Herbert Academic Libraries Costs Economic Factors Faculty Publishing Higher Education Librarians Library Role Peer Evaluation Publishing Industry Quality Control Researchers Scholarly Journals Discusses the process of scholarly publishing, the need for more objective approaches to publishing, and the role of academic libraries. Peer assessment, why researchers must publish, the economics of journal publishing, why the process works for authors and publishers, and strategies for librarians are among the issues addressed. (11 references) (KRN)
title Scholarly Publication, Academic Libraries, and the Assumption That These Processes Are Really under Management Control.
topic Academic Libraries
Costs
Economic Factors
Faculty Publishing
Higher Education
Librarians
Library Role
Peer Evaluation
Publishing Industry
Quality Control
Researchers
Scholarly Journals
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ465801