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Abierto pero injusto: el papel de la justicia social en las publicaciones de acceso abierto

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Abierto pero injusto: el papel de la justicia social en las publicaciones de acceso abierto. Batterbury, Simon (Author). 2020. SciELO – Scientific Electronic Library Online.

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Batterbury, S, Abierto pero injusto: el papel de la justicia social en las publicaciones de acceso abierto, 2020, Blog, SciELO – Scientific Electronic Library Online. <https://blog.scielo.org/es/2020/10/29/abierto-pero-injusto>

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Batterbury, S. (Author). (2020). Abierto pero injusto: el papel de la justicia social en las publicaciones de acceso abierto. Blog, SciELO – Scientific Electronic Library Online. https://blog.scielo.org/es/2020/10/29/abierto-pero-injusto

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Batterbury S (Author). Abierto pero injusto: el papel de la justicia social en las publicaciones de acceso abierto SciELO – Scientific Electronic Library Online. 2020.

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Batterbury, Simon (Author). / Abierto pero injusto : el papel de la justicia social en las publicaciones de acceso abierto. [Blog].

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