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OA in South Africa

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Jennifer De Beer, Open Access scholarly communication in South Africa : a role for National Information Policy in the National System of Innovation, a Master's Thesis in Information Science at Stellenbosch University, 2005. From the abstract: 'South African science shows a decline in its global competitiveness in that its scholarly publication rate has not kept pace with that of other countries, both developed and developing.

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