Enter the dragon: China and global academic publishing
Author : Ken Hyland One of the most dramatic changes in global publishing in the last decade has been the emergence of China. China now has more researchers tha...
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Should open access lead to closed research? The trends towards paying to perform research
Authors : Lin Zhang, Yahui Wei, Ying Huang, Gunnar Sivertsen Open Access (OA) emerged as an important transition in scholarly publishing worldwide during the pa...
Evolution and Features of China’s Central Government Funding System for Basic Research
Authors : Aruhan Bai, Cong Wu, Kejia Yang Basic research is believed to be a crucial factor for building national innovation capacity and therefore was perceive...
Implementing the Global University Publications Licence: a new open scholarship model for advocating change
Authors : Jiafeng Zhou, Ke Wu, Neil Smyth Universities want a voluntary, non-exclusive licence from authors to disseminate publications. This practitioner case ...
A Review of Open Research Data Policies and Practices in China
Authors: Lili Zhang, Robert R. Downs, Jianhui Li, Liangming Wen, Chengzan Li This paper initially conducts a literature review and content analysis of the open ...
Research data management policy and practice in Chinese university libraries
Authors : Yingshen Huang, Andrew M. Cox, Laura Sbaffi On April 2, 2018, the State Council of China formally released a national Research Data Management (RDM) p...
Understanding Open Knowledge in China: A Chinese Approach to Openness?
Authors: Lucy Montgomery, Xiang Ren This paper examines the development of open knowledge in China through two case studies: the development of Chinese open acc...