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Something's Gotta Give : Charleston Conference Proceedings, 2011 /

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Something's Gotta Give : Charleston Conference Proceedings, 2011 /

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Qualitative inquiry and the politics of advocacy

Table of Contents: “…Giardina -- Theory -- Energizing and constraining advocacy / Robert Stake & Luisa Maria-Rosu -- Back to the educational future, again : a "double dip" into the long recession / Ian Stronach & John Clarke -- "Answers," assemblages, and qualitative research / Mirka Koro-Ljungberg & Tim Barko -- Turning the next wide 21st century corner : holistic restorative justice as science in qualitative inquiry / John H. …”
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Too Much is Not Enough : Charleston Conference Proceedings, 2013 /

Table of Contents: “…-published research / Alicia Wise, Amy Friedlander, Howard Ratner, Judy Ruttenberg and John Wilbanks – Plato’s cave revisited / Bruce Heterick – The British national approach to scholarly communication / Lorraine Estelle – University presses and academic libraries demystified: a conversation / Leila Salisbury, Peter Berkery, Angela Carreño, Ellen Faran and Fred Heath – The long arm of the law / Ann Okerson, William Hannay, Bruce Strauch, Georgia Harper and Madelyn Wessel – Hyde Park corner debate: resolved: the current system of scholarly publishing, whereby publishers receive content for free and then sell it back to libraries at a high price, must fundamentally change / Elizabeth Chapman, Rick Anderson and Jean-Claude Guédon – I hear the train a comin’ / Greg Tananbaum, William Gunn and Lorraine Haricombe –…”
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Too Much is Not Enough : Charleston Conference Proceedings, 2013 /

Table of Contents: “…-published research / Alicia Wise, Amy Friedlander, Howard Ratner, Judy Ruttenberg and John Wilbanks – Plato’s cave revisited / Bruce Heterick – The British national approach to scholarly communication / Lorraine Estelle – University presses and academic libraries demystified: a conversation / Leila Salisbury, Peter Berkery, Angela Carreño, Ellen Faran and Fred Heath – The long arm of the law / Ann Okerson, William Hannay, Bruce Strauch, Georgia Harper and Madelyn Wessel – Hyde Park corner debate: resolved: the current system of scholarly publishing, whereby publishers receive content for free and then sell it back to libraries at a high price, must fundamentally change / Elizabeth Chapman, Rick Anderson and Jean-Claude Guédon – I hear the train a comin’ / Greg Tananbaum, William Gunn and Lorraine Haricombe –…”
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