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richard danner
Open Access Law Journals – “One Journal at a Time”
Judy Janes and Marissa Andrea just published a good article on open access law journals. Their article, “One Journal at a Time,” includes a few paragraphs providing “a brief history of open access.” In addition, they comment upon how “the success of RSS feeds, SSRN...
Danner: Taming Multiplicity in a Post-Print Era
Prof. Richard Danner of Duke Law School is giving a truly inspiring lecture today at Harvard about libraries and legal information. He has grounded his talk in a lecture by Morris Cohen, a former Harvard Law School library director and professor (later, he had both jobs at Yale as well), about the...
Upcoming Lecture: Richard Danner on Open Access (4/29 at 12:30 p.m. at Harvard)
I’m just thrilled that Richard Danner has agreed to give a major lecture on the Harvard campus about open access on April 29, 2010. As a rookie law library director, I’ve asked many people in the profession about the leaders in the field, and roads inevitably lead to Danner, among a small handful...
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Duke’s Dick Danner was interviewed by his school’s news service. The resulting article, “Legal scholarship: To print or not to print?,” from Duke Law News & Events, discusses the Durham Statement on Open Access to Legal Scholarship Dick mentions symposium issues. Here...
Duke and Open Access
It's been noted that Duke Law School has a long history of leadership in this area, beginning with an online repository for its faculty's scholarship (dating from 2005) and its journals made accessible online (starting back in 1997!), both of which well predate HLS's vote on an opt-out Open Access...
