AQ: Australian Quarterly

State of the Nation - Unlocking the Academic Library: Open Access

he world is awash with information but the best information is the most difficult to access, locked up behind paywalls by gatekeeping publishing houses. Yet there is a global push for Open Access to scientific knowledge, that will

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