In the kingdom of the blind: successfully implementing institutional repositories in the UK and the SHERPA Partnership experience

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In the kingdom of the blind: successfully implementing institutional repositories in the UK and the SHERPA Partnership experience

This paper takes an overview of the work of SHERPA team and the SHERPA Partnership institutions in the area of developing, populating and maintaining institutional open access repositories. Crucial to this work has been the development of mutually supporting and enabling Partnership community, some...

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Main Author:	Johnson, Gareth J
Format:	Article
Published:	Taylor & Francis 2007
Subjects:	sherpa rsp repositories nottingham open access uk research scholarly publication sherpa partnership romeo juliet opendoar driver sparc europe institutional repositories overview traditional publication open access journals stakeholders advocacy community support
Online Access:	https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/765/

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