Scholarly communication at the crossroads in China / [edited by] Jingfeng Xia.
By: Xia, Jingfeng [Author.].
Publisher: United States : Chandos Publishing , 2017Edition: 1st edition.Description: xi, 170.ISBN: 9780081005392.DDC classification: 001.2014 Summary: Scholarly Communication at the Crossroads in China follows the dichotomy paradox to focus on both achievements and challenges at every step of the scholarly communication process, highlighting Insights and trends in academic infrastructure and scholarly behaviors within the context of local economic, political, and technological development. Since China adopted an open-door policy in the late 1970s, it has experienced a dramatic economic transformation. With a growth rate around 10% over the past three decades, China is now the second largest economy by nominal gross domestic product and by purchasing power parity in the world. Economic success has impelled restructurings in almost all aspects of the social and cultural settings. Among other changes, the new pursuits of education, research, and scholarship have redefined the academic community with its development across generations and ideologies.| Item type | Current location | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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| 001 STO-; User's manual for the general inquirer | 001.01 MAC-; Production and distribution of knowledge in the United states | 001.1 DAN-I Ideas industry | 001.2014 XIA-S Scholarly communication at the crossroads in China / | 001.301 MIL-N New humanities reader | 001.30285 COM; Computers in humanistic research | 001.30285 DIG- Digital Humanities,Libraries,and Partnerships |
Scholarly Communication at the Crossroads in China follows the dichotomy paradox to focus on both achievements and challenges at every step of the scholarly communication process, highlighting Insights and trends in academic infrastructure and scholarly behaviors within the context of local economic, political, and technological development. Since China adopted an open-door policy in the late 1970s, it has experienced a dramatic economic transformation. With a growth rate around 10% over the past three decades, China is now the second largest economy by nominal gross domestic product and by purchasing power parity in the world. Economic success has impelled restructurings in almost all aspects of the social and cultural settings. Among other changes, the new pursuits of education, research, and scholarship have redefined the academic community with its development across generations and ideologies.
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