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Windsor Studies in Argumentation open access book is the unglueit book of the day!
Aug 5, 2014Posted By: Dave Johnston
Last fall the Leddy Library helped the philosophy department and CRRAR publish the first title in their open access monograph series, Windsor Studies in Argumentation (WSIA). That book, What do we Know about the World: Rhetorical and Argumentative Perspectives, is now featured as the unglueit creative commons book of the day! Have a look!
The New Leddy Library Information Desk is now Open!
Jul 31, 2014Posted By: Dave Johnston
It's open and it's beautiful! After many months, the wait is over! On July 31st, the Leddy Library opened its brand new "one stop shop" for students, staff and faculty. The desk includes services from 3 areas (reference, circulation and IT assistance) conveniently located as you enter the building. Joey Zhou, an HK grad student, is the first to use our brand new circulation desk! Yay!!
Canadian Tri-Agency Open Access Policy Feedback
Jun 17, 2014Posted By: Dave Johnston
The results of Canada's Tri-Agency open access policy consultation have been released and are available on their website. Given the impact this policy will have on University of Windsor researchers, I'd like to provide a few comments on the policy and consultation results from a Windsor perspective.
Avoiding Hijacked Journals and Predatory Publishers
May 29, 2014Posted By: Dave Johnston
Predatory publishers who attempt to take financial advantage of academics seeking a home for their research have been a growing concern in the scholarly publishing world.
Global Commodities Trade, Exploration & Cultural Exchange
Mar 19, 2014Posted By: Tom Haennel
International Womens Day
Mar 7, 2014Posted By: Tom Haennel
-"We Can Do It!" an American wartime propaganda poster produced by J. Howard Miller
Taylor & Francis Online Scheduled downtime March 1st - 2nd
Feb 28, 2014Posted By: Dave Johnston
The Taylor & Francis Online platform will undergo scheduled downtime.This will start on Saturday 1st March 2014 at 16:00 GMT and will end on Sunday 2nd March 2014 at 08:00 GMT. Taylor & Francis Online will be unavailable for a duration of 16 hours.
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