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Navigating Scholarship Discovery, Research Impact, and Open Access
Get PDFThe leadership teams of bepress and SSRN will present the findings of an integration pilot conducted in partnership with Columbia Law School’s Arthur W. Diamond Law Library, the University of Georgia School of Law’s Alexander Campbell King Law Library, and Southern Methodist University’s Cox School of Business. Expanding the reach of open access scholarship is central to the mission of both bepress and SSRN. However for many institutions, the separation of the two platforms had created barriers to faculty engagement and the building of successful open access initiatives. With both companies now part of the Elsevier portfolio, it seemed the right time to launch an integration pilot that could demonstrate the increased reach of scholarship when available through an open access repository as well as a specialized network of peers. This spring, SSRN and bepress product teams worked with library staff to obtain faculty permission and experiment with various integration models, including simplified workflows for library staff, repository population, and the aggregation of research impact on both platforms. During this presentation, Jean-Gabriel Bankier and Gregg Gordon will present the findings of the pilot. What are the data and learnings from integration of research impact between platforms? What kinds of workflows function best for administrators at institutions leveraging both Digital Commons and SSRN? How to foster author trust and enthusiasm for placing content on both platforms
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Institutional Repositories-Strategies for the Present and Future
No full textInstitutional repositories (IR) are tools to support, disseminate, and showcase the scholarly communications and intellectual life of an institution. A successful repository requires planning and a defined focus, as well as an attractive name and design. To achieve success, the IR must serve faculty on faculty's terms; the librarian's role is to collaborate with faculty and ensure that the services of the IR meet faculty needs. Foster, Bankier, and Wiley offered strategies for success drawn from their work creating successful institutional repositories
Institutional Repository Platforms
No full textJ.G. Bankier will be speaking on Digital Commons, a hosted platform by The Berkeley Electronic Press. Kenning Arlitsch will be speaking on CONTENTdm, a platform by OCLC. Jessica Colati will be speaking about Fedora. Sue Kunda will be speaking about dSpace
Gabriel Ajak Lat
Get PDFabstract: Gabriel was ten years old when he left his village.
“Lost Boys Found” is an ongoing, interdisciplinary project that is collecting, recording and archiving the oral histories of the Lost Boys/Girls of Sudan. The collection is a work-in-progress, seeking to record the oral history of as many Lost Boys/Girls as are willing, and will be used in a future book.Age: 27Region: Bahr al GhazalThis picture and bio was donated to the Lost Boys Found project from The Arizona Lost Boys Cente
Interview with Jean Francois Revel, author
No full textJean Francois Revel, the author of Without Marx or Jesus, has been quoted as saying, "The United States is now a microcosm for all of the problems man faces." In this interview with Meredith Watts, he discusses a new kind of revolution which could produce successful change without violent upheavalGrayscaleSoun
Providence College Faculty Author Series 2013-2014: Fr. Gabriel Pivarnik
Get PDFIn this installment, Fr. Gabriel Pivarnik discusses his book Toward a Trinitarian Theology of Liturgical Participation and his reflections on the history of active participation within the Catholic Church
Providence College Faculty Author Series 2013-2014: Fr. Gabriel Pivarnik
No full textIn this installment, Fr. Gabriel Pivarnik discusses his book Toward a Trinitarian Theology of Liturgical Participation and his reflections on the history of active participation within the Catholic Church
Der Wiener Kongress als "Kinderstube" des Philhellenismus : das Beispiel des Bankiers Jean-Gabriel Eynard
No full textKorinna Schönhärl und Florian Kerschbaumer fokussieren praktische Formen von Solidarität, indem sie das Engagement des Schweizer Bankieres Eynard für die griechische Sache beleuchten. Schönhärl und Kerschbaumer fragen auch, wie der Wiener Kongress Formen des europäischen Philhellenismus beeinflusste. Die historische Situation in Wien war auch im Hinblick auf restaurative und liberale Tendenzen sehr viel offener als bisher angenommen. Auch wenn die Furcht vor einer Revolution wie der in Frankreich sich bei den meisten Diplomaten fest eingebrannt hatte, so vertraten doch einige von ihnen durchaus im moderaten Rahmen liberale Ideale und Überzeugungen. Manche unterstützten später, nach Ausbruch des griechischen Unabhängigkeitskrieges im Jahr 1821, die griechische Sache oder traten sogar als überzeugte Griechenfreunde hervor. Trat diese philhellenische Bewegung, die sechs Jahre später eine enorme gesellschaftliche Dynamik in ganz Europa entfalten sollte, auf dem Treffen der führenden europäischen Politiker in Wien bereits in Erscheinung? Wurde in Wien die Frage nach dem weiteren politischen Schicksal Griechenlands diskutiert? Wer setzte sich für die Belange der Griechen ein? Inwiefern vernetzten sich diese Persönlichkeiten während des Kongresses? Zur Klärung dieser Fragen soll im Folgenden paradigmatisch eine Persönlichkeit aus der Finanzelite Genfs untersucht werden: Der Bankier Jean Gabriel Eynard, der als Sekretär der Genfer Gesandtschaft in Wien dabei war und dort seine politische Sozialisation erfuhr. Die These des Aufsatzes lautet, dass der Grundstein von Eynards überzeugtem Philhellenismus auf dem Wiener Kongress gelegt wurde
Manuscript Poem "John Keats" by Dante Gabriel Rossetti
No full textabstract: Concerning the manuscript for "John Keats".Publication Details: Not the same version as some published versions of "John Keats."Curator's Note: Handwriting in upper right corner reads "Rossetti's Handwriting." Writing on verso reads "Dante Gabriel Rossetti. Mss.
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