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India’s One Nation, One Subscription plan would give public libraries like this access to the worlds top scholarly journals. : raghavvidya, Flickr CC 2.0

With rising fees for research journals, India is pressing ahead with a nation-wide subscription to allow more people to access science.

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India-wide subscription to research journals paves path for Global South

With rising fees for research journals, India is pressing ahead with a nation-wide subscription to allow more people to access science.

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Financial barriers posed by global publishing houses have inspired African scholars to find new ways of sharing information. : University of Cape Town CC 4.0

Attempts to more fairly share scientific knowledge have had the opposite effect in Africa. But a new initiative is bringing true equity.

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How Africa is overcoming ‘knowledge colonialism’

Attempts to more fairly share scientific knowledge have had the opposite effect in Africa. But a new initiative is bringing true equity.

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Researchers can’t progress their work without access to very expensive scientific journals. The rebellion against the publishers and their fees has begun.

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The gaping problem at the heart of scientific research

Researchers can’t progress their work without access to very expensive scientific journals. The rebellion against the publishers and their fees has begun.

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Indian science has been distracted from its plan to share research findings : CDC Global Health CC 2.0

India was an early leader in sharing research and information for science. But it has fumbled since then.

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India’s fumbled chance for sharing knowledge

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Roughly half of the world’s research publications are paywalled. : Michael Joiner, 360info CC BY 4.0

A big issue for publishing scientific research has been the cost. With the push for open access, new business models create new challenges for equitable access.

 

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Bajau children swim in front of their village : Torben Venning

Developing economies need research to improve quality of life. Combining developed and developing economies into a research consortium builds capacity.

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Indonesia: Challenging ‘exploitative’ fly-in, fly-out research

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