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24:12 How data papers present a unique contribution to… How data papers present a unique contribution to open research in the humanities and social sciences - Mandy Wigdorowitz, Barbara McGillivray, Marton Ribary	How data papers present a unique contribution to open research in the humanities and social sciences - Mandy Wigdorowitz, Barbara McGillivray, Marton Ribary Join Mandy Wigdorowitz (speaker), Barbara McGillivray (speaker), and Marton Ribary as they consider the place of Open Research in the Humanities and Social Sciences. They focus on the role of the… journal of open humanities data data journals open access open data humanities and social sciences data papers fair data conference presentation papers humanities paper dataset sciences peer slide disciplines datasets impact journals sharing lot repository sort reuse dissemination journal documentation repositories From Neil Coleman 0 likes 19 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution Language English Date Created May 16th, 2023

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How data papers present a unique contribution to…

How data papers present a unique contribution to open research in the humanities and social sciences - Mandy Wigdorowitz, Barbara McGillivray, Marton Ribary

Join Mandy Wigdorowitz (speaker), Barbara McGillivray (speaker), and Marton Ribary as they consider the place of Open Research in the Humanities and Social Sciences. They focus on the role of the…

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