We live in a world in which research is increasingly interdisciplinary, international and collaborative, yet one in which discipline differences coupled with technological change are driving even more marked differences in the ways in which scholarly information is created and disseminated across different disciplines. We have seen tremendous growth in scholarly information, in all forms. [...]
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