Scholarly communication as a collective responsibility

Authors: Wolfgang Kaltenbrunner, Andrew S. Hoffman, Ludo Waltman

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<jats:p><strong> Why a scholarly communication policy? </strong> Scholarly communication is often treated as a matter of individual choice. Researchers decide where to publish and how to communicate their work.</jats:p>

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Scholarly communication as a collective responsibility

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