Supporters of open access and traditional publishing models clash during the American Historical Association's annual meeting.

At the annual meeting of the American Historical Association, young scholars distance themselves from the organization's stance on embargoing dissertations and encourage new forms of graduate work.

Recently, the American Historical Association (AHA) posted a policy statement that caused some controversy among academics, because of its recommendation that universities should allow junior scholars the option of a 6-year embargo on electronic publication of their dissertations. The argument goes that younger or early career researchers (ECRs) need the option of an embargo because […]

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