...Penny Andrews Purpose The purpose of this paper is to present the concept of institutions as compliant environments, using data to monitor and enforce compliance with a range of external policies and initiatives, using the particular example of UK higher education (HE) institutions. The paper...

... to the three quality criteria of peer review (reliability, fairness and predictive validity); data sharing across the sciences in the light of technical, social, ethical and policy challenges; a wide‐ranging exploration regarding economic aspects of the scholarly journal publishing system; human‐computer...

... Researcher’s Conference 2.0 in Minneapolis on 10 October 2001 I presented my findings: to wit, I still did not know. There was no information out there on the rights and responsibilities of technology administrators in an academic library setting (especially in that of a state‐run institution). ALA policies...

... framework for explanation and analysis. Conclusions are: higher education institutions need to be aware of their role as economic entities in public policy formation, and librarians need to educate college and university administrators regarding the significance and institutional impact of digital...

...Dan Dorner The book’s strengths lie more in what Nilsen learned about the types and sources of statistics used by social scientists in different disciplines and of different levels of experience than about the effects of information policy on the social scientists’ research output. Using...