Striving at the Periphery, Craving for the Centre: The Realm of African Scholarly Communication in the Digital Age

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digital infrastructure

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paper

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Dam

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This article explores the state of the knowledge domain and the capacity of scholarly communication on the African continent at the beginning of the twenty-first century. It examines the challenges and opportunities in the digital age and proposes ways of capitalizing on the vast resources of global knowledge.

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