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Open to whom : the Open science in the quest for readers
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- Public debate and divulgation are essential components of publisher's work: making academic reflection contribute to the cultural discussion and to the formation of citizens means going well beyond mere access to arrive at full accessibility of content. But in order to achieve a science truly open to all, it is necessary to start from the great absent in the current discussion, that is the reader. [Publisher's Text]
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ISSN: 2038-1026
KEYWORDS
- Openscience, Publishing; Divulgation
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