Moises Velasquez-Manoff at Opinionator: What Happens When the Poor Receive a Stipend?
Andrea Peterson in The Switch: How one publisher is stopping academics from sharing their research
Sunshine: Graduate Application in Public Health: A Personal Insight into the US Application System. With the growing trend of American universities using a common application process for entry into their undergraduate and graduate programs, a timely critique of the process that is being used right now for admission to public health schools in the US.
Sunday, January 19, 2014
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Nice, but long article on academics trying to resist "El Savior" (pun intended). I don't think that they will succeed!
ReplyDeleteThis change will come through public interest litigation. If you or I, go to the courts and get them to issue an injunction on all publicly funded research from being published in "non open access" journals, this fight will get very interesting.
Since Sadhus are not allowed to go to the courts (except the one in Kailash), I am hoping that it will be you, rather than me though...
Peace!