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Writing For Research·Jul 4, 2017Nine parts of the university that should be building digital knowledge exchange, but often can’t or…In the modern external impacts arena, the development of effective knowledge exchange expertise will be spread across up to nine powerful…A response icon2A response icon2
Writing For Research·Jun 28, 2017Using social media and open access can radically improve the academic visibility of chapters in…There are sharply divided views about the academic value and role of chapters in books across disciplines, and within some of them between…A response icon5A response icon5
Writing For Research·May 9, 2017Handling self-citation‘The distrust of self-citations is completely misplaced’ (Anne-Will Harzing). If relevant, cite yourself, but only up to the norm in your…A response icon3A response icon3
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