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NIH mandate - institutional repositories
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- Subject: NIH mandate - institutional repositories
- From: "Barbara Birenbaum" <bbirenbaum@ucla.edu>
- Date: Tue, 20 Nov 2007 10:45:07 EST
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I am an MLIS student at UCLA. I am currently working on a paper on institutional repositories. I understand from some of my readings that the reality of the institutional repository has moved in another direction from the concepts of both the OA model of access and the SPARC model of encouraging alternative methods of scholarly publication. Will the NIH mandate, if it is signed into law, move the institutional repository back to one or both of its prior purposes or will those concepts remain just a part of the broader scope of the present repositories? I would really appreciate hearing the list members' thoughts on this. Barbara Birenbaum
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