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Duke explaines leadership in Open Access

June 21, 2005 6:09 AM - comments (1)

The Duke Law School offers an explanation of its leadership in the Open Access Law movement. Of course, that part of the world is responsible for lots of important movements of freedom, and that law school is particularly responsible.

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