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Scholarly Publishing in the U.S., Then and Now: A Brief History and Implications for the Future

Sue Gardner

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Slides for a presentation on the history of scholarly publishing in the United States and implications for the future of academic publishing. Covers book and journal publishing, publishing economics, and the opportunities and threats associated with publishing in the digital age.

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Slides for a presentation on the history of scholarly publishing in the United States and implications for the future of academic publishing. Covers book and journal publishing, publishing economics, and the opportunities and threats associated with publishing in the digital age.

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Slides for a presentation on the history of scholarly publishing in the United States and implications for the future of academic publishing. Covers book and journal publishing, publishing economics, and the opportunities and threats associated with publishing in the digital age.

Key concepts: Publishing, History, Political science, Library science, Computer science, Law

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