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In Win for Libraries Over Publishers, Supreme Court Upholds Reselling of Foreign Books
The case stemmed from a graduate student's importing of less-expensive textbooks to the United States from abroad, and then reselling them at a profit.
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Selected New Books on Higher Education
Topics include serving student veterans, the student experience at an elite college, and bullying in the academic workplace.
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Selected New Books on Higher Education
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Researchers in the Lab, Ready for Their Close-Up
JoVE, the world's first video science journal, aims to prevent a plague of irreproducible results.
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Selected New Books on Higher Education
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Publishers Settle Long-Running Lawsuit Over Google's Book-Scanning Project
Details were scanty on the agreement, which did not settle a separate lawsuit over the Google project being pursued by authors.
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Fake Peer Reviews, the Latest Form of Scientific Fraud, Fool Journals
Some scientists, impersonating outside reviewers for journals, are giving high marks to their own manuscripts.
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Selected New Books on Higher Education
The latest books on higher-education topics include one on managing work and family, and one on dealing with problem faculty.
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After Outcry Over Closure, U. of Missouri Press Is Back to Printing Books
Three months after the university system said the publisher would be shut down, officials said it would continue to operate, under the control of the Columbia campus.
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Selected New Books on Higher Education
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The Future of Peer Review in the Humanities? It's Open
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Documents Show U. of Missouri Press Suffered Years of Mixed Signals
- At Meeting of University Presses, the Future Presses In
- Planned Shutdown of U. of Missouri Press Underscores Shift in Traditional Publishing
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Selected New Books on Higher Education
