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Open Access in the humanities and social sciences: Australian developments

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2013-05-03

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Kingsley, Danny

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Australian Learned Academies
National Scholarly Communications Forum

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This presentation summarised the ARC and NHMRC policies in terms of what they require, permit and allow. It discussed the barriers to compliance, including copyright issues and technology barriers. Currently due to copyright restrictions it appears institutions are only able to make a maximum of 55% of NHMRC funded research available. Technology barriers include the way the repository fits with the reporting databases in institutions.

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open access, mandates, ARC, NHMRC

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Kingsley, D. (May 2013). Open Access in the humanities and social sciences: Australian developments. Presentation to the National Scholarly Communications Forum, Australian National University, 3 May 2013

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/10794

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