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‘Open Access’– a Quagmire or a Panacea?
Having lived in the ‘Developing world’ or the global ‘South’ for about half of my life, I am very aware of the paucity of research materials available to would-be researchers there. I have welcomed the idea of ‘open access’ publishing … Continue reading
Anticipating a Visit from the Elders
The elders, three of them, arrive in a few hours. They include my 91 year old mother and her two friends from the UK, one 90 years old, the other 80. As I approach 70 myself, I am struck by … Continue reading
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