Bonjour, (intentionally in French)
An economist collegue, Joëlle Farchy, is co-editor of a special issue
of a French sociology journal (publishing in French only). The topic
of this issue is free scientific publication (I am not sure whether
she means something other than open access).
She is interested in finding a contributor for a fairly short piece
analyzing goggle scolar, its uses or misuses, or contrasting it with
other way of finding scholarly articles. Also, what (algorithmic)
techniques do they use to query the web and how does it differ from or
improve (?) upon a simple use of the general purpose search engine
(like the standard Goggle).
It should be about 10 to 20 000 characters (spaces included) and
written in French.
I thought someone in these forum might be interested in contributing,
or might know someone who is and can do it.
She can be contacted at
Joelle FARCHY <joelle.farchy_at_univ-paris1.fr>
It seems to me that the issue she is preparing may contribute to make
open access better known. She has already significantly contributed
to a better understanding of open access in France, though not through
our usual channels.
Do not write back to me : I will be off-line for some time.
Thank you for helping.
Cordialement
Bernard Lang
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