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The House of Cards
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- From: "Joseph J. Esposito" <espositoj@gmail.com>
- Date: Tue, 5 Aug 2008 16:57:41 EDT
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Stevan Harnad wrote: >But the trouble is that apart from astrophysics and high energy physics, no other field has anywhere near 100% OA: It's closer to 15% in other fields. So apart from a global correlation (between the growth of OA and the average length of the reference list), the effect of OA cannot be very deeply analyzed in most fields yet. **** JE: Precisely: it's too soon to make any judgments. Therefore, there is also no reason to conclude that there is an "open access advantage." Professor Harnad, like other OA activists, is watching as the OA house of cards collapses. The OA promise--more and better--is being replaced with the reality. Joe Esposito
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