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Self-archiving

Self-archiving is the act of (the author's) depositing a free copy of an electronic document online in order to provide open access to it. The term usually refers to the self-archiving of peer-reviewed research journal and conference articles, as well as theses and book chapters, deposited in the author's own institutional repository or open archive for…

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Self-archiving

Nodes37
Edges36
Triples42
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.054054
Components1

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related to External links · 13
Self-archiving → Archived, Archiving Policies, BOAI, Budapest Open Access Initiative, Green Open Access FAQ, November, Open Access Repositories Mandatory, Publisher, Registry, Retrieved, ROARMAP, Self-Archiving FAQ, SHERPA/RoMEO
related to Origins · 10
Self-archiving → Association, CiteSeer, Different, FTP, Green, Research Libraries, Stevan Harnad, Subversive Proposal, The, Therefore
related to Implementation · 9
Self-archiving → Charles Oppenheim, Department, Elizabeth Gadd, In, Information Science, Loughborough University, SHERPA/Romeo, Steve Probets, Whereas
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Self-archiving → act of

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open access journal repositories copyright publishers institutional green also peer-reviewed percent allowed articles published may policies publisher right research archive

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Self-archivingis aact of0.90text
Cambridge University Press or the American Geophysical Unioninstance ofmeaning the pre-refereeing draft.Publishers0.80text
endorse self-archiving of the final published version of the articleinstance ofmeaning the pre-refereeing draft.Publishers0.80text
not just peer-reviewed final drafts.Locations for self-archiving include institutional repositoriesinstance ofmeaning the pre-refereeing draft.Publishers0.80text
subject-based repositoriesinstance ofmeaning the pre-refereeing draft.Publishers0.80text
personal websitesinstance ofmeaning the pre-refereeing draft.Publishers0.80text
and social networking websites that target researchersinstance ofmeaning the pre-refereeing draft.Publishers0.80text
Mendeleyinstance ofFor embargoed deposits some institutional repositories have a request-a-copy Button with which users can request and authors can provide a single copy with one click each during…0.80text
Academia.eduinstance ofFor embargoed deposits some institutional repositories have a request-a-copy Button with which users can request and authors can provide a single copy with one click each during…0.80text
and ResearchGate facilitate sharing between researchersinstance ofFor embargoed deposits some institutional repositories have a request-a-copy Button with which users can request and authors can provide a single copy with one click each during…0.80text
Self-archivingrelated to External linksSelf-Archiving FAQ0.60section
Self-archivingrelated to External linksBudapest Open Access Initiative0.60section

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