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This study, conducted by the Kaufman-Wills Group, dispels the notion...

The Facts About Open Access: a study on the effects of Open Access on scholarly journals

By sabine, October 15, 2005

This study, conducted by the Kaufman-Wills Group, dispels the notion that Open Access journals do not carry out peer review or copy-editing. However, many Open Access journals conduct peer review purely in-house, and fewer do proper copy-editing for style and grammar. By and large, Open Access journals are younger than subscription journals, though some of [...]

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