6 Responses to “Harvard Law goes Open Access”

1. Science Commons » Blog Archive » Harvard Law School goes open access, on May 8th, 2008 at 4:17 pm Said:

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2. lokman tsui » Blog Archive » feeling at home in generative nyc, on May 9th, 2008 at 12:34 pm Said:

   [...] some of these differences are confounded by power – those in power often tend to favor the status quo and everything that stabilizes the status quo. the older one gets, the more one tends towards conservatism and order. there is this classic “common sense” knowledge that young people tend to be more progressive and become more conservative over the years, with an interest in decreasing tax rates as one gets older being the main intervening variable. there are exceptions – people in power, who still favor change. if cynical, one can read this in a deterministic way as well, if you believe that these exceptional people in power realize that change is the way to stay in power. but if less cynical, one can read this as those in power realizing its responsibility towards society, to lead. consider how harvard law school is adopting, no, transforming itself, towards a policy of open acces…. [...]

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6. Consultoría artesana en red » La ley se abre en Harvard Law School, on November 27th, 2011 at 6:10 am Said:

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