A platform for research: civil engineering, architecture and urbanism
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A Comparison of Subject and Institutional Repositories in Self-archiving Practices
AbstractThe disciplinary culture theory presumes that if a scholar has been familiar with self-archiving through an existing subject-based repository, this scholar will be more enthusiastic about contributing his/her research to an institutional repository than one who has not had the experience. To test the theory, this article examines self-archiving practices of a group of physicists in both a subject repository and an institutional repository. It does not find a correlation between a disciplinary culture and self-archiving practices.
A Comparison of Subject and Institutional Repositories in Self-archiving Practices
AbstractThe disciplinary culture theory presumes that if a scholar has been familiar with self-archiving through an existing subject-based repository, this scholar will be more enthusiastic about contributing his/her research to an institutional repository than one who has not had the experience. To test the theory, this article examines self-archiving practices of a group of physicists in both a subject repository and an institutional repository. It does not find a correlation between a disciplinary culture and self-archiving practices.
A Comparison of Subject and Institutional Repositories in Self-archiving Practices
Xia, Jingfeng (author)
Journal of Academic Librarianship ; 34 ; 489-495
2008-01-01
7 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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