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Principles for a Better System


The Tempe Principles for Emerging Systems of Scholarly Communication

Principles that seek to contain costs, expedite publication, and ensure broad access to scholarly publications. An initiative of the University of Kansas and its national partners.

Principles and Strategies for the Reform of Scholarly Communication

Developed by the ACRL Scholarly Communications Committee as a foundation statement that provides overall guidance the ACRL scholarly communications initiative. It was approved by the ACRL Board of Directors on June 24, 2003 at the ALA Annual Conference in Toronto. The Association of College and Research Libraries is a division of the American Library Association.

Principles for Licensed Electronic Resources

Principles to guide librarians in contract negotiations with vendors of databases and electronic journals. Endorsed by the Association of Research Libraries and other national organizations.

Fyffe, R., & Walter, S. (2005). The digital difference: Responsible conduct of research in a networked world. Lawrence, KS: University of Kansas Graduate School.

“This handbook is designed to outline some of the most significant … choices—and the consequences of individual decisions—associated with creating, using, sharing, and teaching information found or communicated in the digitally networked environment.”