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[AI summary] The content discusses the Open Access and the Humanities lecture at Harvard, highlighting the challenges and opportunities in making academic research accessible. Topics include the definition of open access, the serials crisis, funding models, digital preservation, peer review, and the role of institutions and global access. The event involved various scholars, including David Armitage, Martin Paul Eve, and Caroline Edwards, and featured discussions on the future of scholarly publishing in the humanities. |
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digitalcommons.fiu.edu
A new analysis of China's fisheries subsidies reveals decreasing transparency in reporting and continued heavy subsidization of their distant water fleet, but also documents a drop in domestic subsidy spending. Though the use of government subsidies is widespread, they often incentivize harvest that would otherwise be unprofitable - and unsustainable. Indeed, the Chinese government's 13th five-year plan for 2016-2020 acknowledged the need to reduce the impact of fishing. And findings from Tabitha Grace M... |
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