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9 votes
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Coca-Cola's contracts with researchers reserved the right to kill studies
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Can you access university libraries in your country w/o an affiliation to the university?
In Turkey, where I live, almost all universities restrict access to staff and students (only their own students if not a graduate student); the only exception I can find is the Koç University...
In Turkey, where I live, almost all universities restrict access to staff and students (only their own students if not a graduate student); the only exception I can find is the Koç University where paid membership is open to public. I've researched in the past and found that major universities around the world---i.e. Italy, France, UK, US; selection factor being the languages I can read---seem to allow the public to access in one way or another (article, in Turkish, with results). But I wonder how accurate my reading is with the reality, and thus I'm asking this question.
So, as a plain citizen w/o any current affiliation to any educational institutions, can you access university libraries where you live? Does it matter if you have certain diplomas or affiliations? How easy it is?
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Harvard sued by 'descendant of slave for profiting from photos'
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UC terminates Elsevier subscription citing unstable fees and irreconcilable differences in approach to open research
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Wright State faculty ends one of the longest strikes at a public university in US history
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Poor English, few jobs: Are Australian universities using international students as 'cash cows'?
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Why is my university forcing me to see colleagues as "customers"?
8 votes -
Academic grievance studies and the corruption of scholarship
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The other political correctness: America's elite universities are censoring themselves on China
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How two thieves stole thousands of prints from university libraries
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After a year of rising tensions, protesters tear down Confederate statue on UNC campus
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How in 2015, $364 Billion flowed through two and four year public universities and colleges of the states of the USA
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The world might be better off without college for everyone
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Chinese hackers breach Australian National University, putting national security at risk
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Exploring ethical implications of Yale experiment to reanimate dead brain cells
5 votes