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No longer access to "Anthropology Today"

by lorenz on Feb 7, 2007 in Open Access Anthropology and Knowledge Sharing, anthropology (general), journal articles / papers, University / Academia

The new issue of Anthropology Today is out - one of my favorite journals. I used to summarize the most interesting articles here but from now on I'll no longer be able to do that. The Norwegian University libraries have cancelled their subscriptions as a protest against the publisher's (Blackwell) "unacceptable conditions and price increases". I was reminded of that when I tried to download an article a few minutes ago.

This brings us back to our favorite topic Open Access and an disturbing article on Savage Minds on PR- firms hired by the American Anthropological Association to fight open access to scholarship (not related to the Blackwell issue, though, but nevertheless a must-read!)

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