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"The open access to information and critical ideas are among the essential issues that Nineteenth-Century Art Worldwide addresses...The fact that it is indexed by many of the most established indices, and archived by others, guarantees the wide dissemination of our essays and reviews by the broadest audience imaginable. As Reviews Editor, now in my seventh year, this has been one of the most intellectually rewarding experiences of my academic life."

--Gabriel Weisberg
Professor, Art History, Past President of Association of Historians of Nineteenth-Century Art and currently Reviews Editor for AHNCA's on-line peer reviewed journal Nineteenth Century Art Worldwide

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Expanding the Reach of Research

Scholars at the University of Minnesota and elsewhere are transforming scholarly communication. We exert our influence as authors, editors, reviewers, and members of universities and scholarly societies to support positive publishing practices that expand the reach and impact of research.

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Hot Topic: New NIH requirement for public access to research articles

Knowing what to look for in publishers' policies helps researchers make informed choices of publications that reflect their goals and values.

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The copyright policies of different publishers range from liberal to highly restrictive; the University of Minnesota has joined other institutions in supporting authors' control of rights to their works.

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New models of publishing, such as open-access journals or the University's Digital Conservancy, break down the economic barrier of high prices in order to reach more readers.

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