2013Journal of Library and Information Sciences in AgricultureOpen access

Some research topics about reforming scientific journals published by Chinese universities——For example:《Journal of Tarim university》

Jingjing Zhu

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For the purpose of further promoting the reform and development of scientific journals published by Chinese universities,analysis of the present situation it and problems intended to provide referential bases for improving the quality of the scientific and technical journals of universities.

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For the purpose of further promoting the reform and development of scientific journals published by Chinese universities,analysis of the present situation it and problems intended to provide referential bases for improving the quality of the scientific and technical journals of universities.

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For the purpose of further promoting the reform and development of scientific journals published by Chinese universities,analysis of the present situation it and problems intended to provide referential bases for improving the quality of the scientific and technical journals of universities.

Key concepts: Quality (philosophy), China, Political science, Engineering ethics, Library science, Computer science, Engineering, Law

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