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Category: Open Access
Posted March 2, 2010 by Dorothea Salo.
One of the latest institutional open-access policies comes from Harvard Business School (hat tip to Stuart Shieber).
This is the same school that plays horrendous anti-library, anti-education games with their flagship Harvard Business Review.
My head hurts.
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As a former business librarian in a public library setting, in regards to the Harvard Business Review (not to mention the case studies),I can only say: Once again, you have hit the nail squarely on the head!!
Posted by: Michael Golrick | March 3, 2010
It was news to me that HBR is NOT peer reviewed. Will their prestige suddenly plummet?
Posted by: Robin Sinn | March 4, 2010
Hah. That would be nice, wouldn't it?
Posted by: Dorothea Salo | March 4, 2010