Surviving the transition

Doyle, Mark

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“…7 Neil Doyle, author of Terror Base UK, made a similar point, illustrated with graphic evidence of ®lmed suicide missions in Iraq, Israel and beyond. 8 The 7 July London suicide team, in preparing to execute their mission, did not operate in a vacuum. The intelligence and security communities accept that progress in unlocking their support network or networks has been patchy.…”

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The One Per Cent World: Managing the Myth of Muslim Religious Extremism

Saggar¹

2006

Political Quarterly

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The One Per Cent World: Managing the Myth of Muslim Religious Extremism

Saggar¹

2006

Political Quarterly

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“…Time will judge whether SPARC will be successful in eliminating, reducing the cost, or making less important the more expensive titles. 46 …”

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Transforming Scientific Communication for the 21st Century

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2001

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ABSTRACT. Since its inception in the 17th century the research journal emerged as the formal communication method in the sciences. The last half of the 20 th century has seen stresses develop on the journal system due to the explosion of scientific research, increasing subscription costs, and technological advances. New models, taking advantage of digital technology, have demonstrated that great improvements are possible if the scientific community is willing to embrace change. Two methods for significantly changing the model are suggested: adopting an e-print moderator model which decouples the dissemination of information from its review, and shifting the costs of publication from the reader to the author and sponsoring agencies and organizations.

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Surviving the transition

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The One Per Cent World: Managing the Myth of Muslim Religious Extremism

The One Per Cent World: Managing the Myth of Muslim Religious Extremism

Transforming Scientific Communication for the 21st Century

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