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Most cited papers from Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition

Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition

What are the most cited papers from Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition?

The most cited paper from Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition is "SPARC: Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition" (written. Alison BUCKHOLTZ, transl. Kazuko TAKAGI, 2002), with 46 citations. Next come "The Open Access Movement Grows Up: Taking Stock of a Revolution" (42) and "Female Gender and Diabetes Mellitus Increase the Risk of Recurrence after Laparoscopic Incisional Hernia Repair" (30).

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Most cited papers, sortable by citations and release date
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1 SPARC: Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition written. Alison BUCKHOLTZ, transl. Kazuko TAKAGI · Journal of Information Processing and Management Open access 2002 46
2 The Open Access Movement Grows Up: Taking Stock of a Revolution Heather Dalterio Joseph · PLoS Biology Open access 22 Oct 2013 42
3 Female Gender and Diabetes Mellitus Increase the Risk of Recurrence after Laparoscopic Incisional Hernia Repair ST Hornby, Frank D. McDermott, Mark Coleman et al. · Annals of The Royal College of Surgeons of England Open access 26 Feb 2015 30
4 Policy and Data-Intensive Scientific Discovery in the Beginning of the 21st Century Vural Özdemir, Charles Vincent Smith, Kathleen D. Bongiovanni et al. · OMICS A Journal of Integrative Biology Apr 2011 29
5 Open Access Richard K. Johnson · Journal of Library Administration 5 Apr 2005 27
6 Inheritance of Common Bunt Resistance in Androgenetically Derived Doubled Haploid and Random Inbred Populations of Wheat R. E. Knox, Myriam R Fernandez, A. L. Brûlé et al. · Crop Science Sep 1998 26
7 Pneumococcal Immunizations at Flu Clinics: The Impact of CommunityampHyphen;Wide Outreach Douglas Shenson, John Quinley, Donna DiMartino et al. · Journal of Community Health Jun 2001 17
8 Sequencing of over 100,000 individuals identifies multiple genes and rare variants associated with Crohns disease susceptibility Aleksejs Sazonovs et al. · medRxiv PreprintOpen access130 authors 21 Jun 2021 11
9 Vaccinations and preventive screening services for older adults: opportunities and challenges in the USA Douglas Shenson, Lynda A. Anderson, Amy Slonim et al. · Perspectives in Public Health Open access 23 Jun 2012 11
10 Spreading the Word, Building a Community: Vision for a National Librarian OER Movement Nicole Starr Allen, Steven L. Bell, Marilyn S Billings · Against the grain Open access Nov 2014 9
11 Will Research Sharing Keep Pace with the Internet? Richard K. Johnson · Journal of Neuroscience Open access 13 Sep 2006 9
12 The impact of open access on research and scholarship: Reflections on the Berlin 9 Open Access Conference Heather Dalterio Joseph · College & Research Libraries News Open access Feb 2012 8
13 A Question of Access—Evolving Policies and Practices Heather Dalterio Joseph · Journal of Library Administration 17 Jul 2008 7
14 From Advocacy to Implementation: The NIH Public Access Policy and Its Impact Heather Dalterio Joseph · Journal of Library Administration 6 Aug 2008 7
15 Building Momentum to Realign Incentives to Support Open Science Heather Dalterio Joseph · Data Intelligence Open access 14 Jan 2021 6
16 University-based Publishing Partnerships: A Guide to Critical Issues Raym Crow · Against the grain Open access Dec 2008 6
17 Political economy of private cryptofinance. Technology and social relations Juan J. Duque · The Japanese Political Economy 3 Apr 2025 3
18 Momentum Building: Progress Towards a National OER Movement Nicole Starr Allen, Steven Bell, Marilyn S Billings · Against the grain Open access Nov 2016 3
19 What’s the Big Idea? Mellon, ARL, AAU, University Presses, and the Future of Scholarly Communication Leila W. Salisbury, Raym Crow, Helen Cullyer et al. Conference paperOpen access 22 Sep 2015 2
20 2021 Miles Conrad Award Lecture: Heather Joseph Heather Dalterio Joseph · Information Services & Use Open access 5 Oct 2021 1
21 SPARC Julia C. Blixrud · The Serials Librarian Open access 14 Jun 2001 1
22 Open government partnership as a platform for advancing open education policy Jan Gondol, Nicole Starr Allen · Open Praxis Open access Jul 2015 1
23 SPARC: Creating Innovative Models and Environments for Scholarly Research and Communication Heather Dalterio Joseph · Policy Futures in Education Open access 2008 1
24 From Course Reserves . . . to Course Reversed? The Library’s Changing Role in Providing Textbook Content Nicole Starr Allen, Charles Lyons, Bob Nardini Conference paperOpen access 22 Sep 2015 1
25 Repository Ready Metadata Under the OSTP 2022 Public Access Memo Jennifer E. Beamer, Carly Robinson · Aquila Digital Community (University of Southern Mississippi) Conference paperOpen access 22 Apr 2026 0
26 Plenary #3: From Local Practice to Collective Futures in Open Education Gabby Hernandez · EngagedScholarship @ Cleveland State University (Cleveland State University) 15 May 2026 0
27 SPARC Webcast: PIDs 101 Carly Robinson · SPARC Open access 4 Nov 2026 0
28 Workshop Ross C. P. Mounce, Joseph McArthur · DOAJ (DOAJ: Directory of Open Access Journals) Open access Sep 2016 0
29 BOAI20 - French Translation Dominique Babini, Leslie Kin Wai Chan, Miho Funamori et al. PreprintOpen access 15 Mar 2022 0
30 SPARC: The Scholarly Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition Alison Buckholtz · Issues in Science and Technology Librarianship Open access Jun 1999 0
31 Sparc Heather Dalterio Joseph · SensePublishers eBooks Book chapter 2011 0
32 The Other Side of Data Analytics: Risks to Privacy, Equity, and Control Claudio Aspesi · Commonplace Open access 19 Apr 2021 0
33 Updates from the field: Three experts provide a scholarly communication progress report Peter Binfield, Carly A. Strasser, Nicole Starr Allen · College & Research Libraries News Open access Oct 2014 0
34 Let the Market Decide Ken Frazier · Science 23 Oct 1998 0
35 The changing face of scientific communication: Developing new models for scholarly publishing in the electronic environment. Sponsored by SIG STI, SIG PUB K.T. L. Vaughan, Julia C. Blixrud, Karla L. Hahn et al. · Proceedings of the American Society for Information Science and Technology Open access Nov 2002 0

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