WAYS has often talked about increasing accessibility to journals. As PLoS and other journals have allowed free-access, other journals/publishers are also beginning to increase accessibility. Publishers are now enabling access to biomedical journals through "Health InterNetwork Access to Research Initiative (HINARI). (See: http://www.who.int/hinari/en/)
Still, in many areas, the lack of physical infrastructure supersedes these initiatives. Hopefully, this may come online in a sustainable manner in the near future.
Thanks Meredith, They give
By GaellThanks Meredith,
They give access to very good journals (Genes and Dev, or the all Trends in XYZ series for instance)
http://extranet.who.int/hinari/en/journalList_print.php
I wonder how these journals will survive such an opening. Is there any regional restriction with the IP?
Hi I believe in most
By kingsleyHi
I believe in most cases openaccess to these journals are given to researchers from developing countries. and uses I P Address protection.
KN Ukwaja
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