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Indigenous Peoples, Data Sovereignty, and Self-Determination: Current Realities and Imperatives

By the University of Ottawa's Prof. Chidi Oguamanam, with whom LINK collaborates through the Open AIR partnership and the AJIC journal's international Editorial Advisory Board.

Scaling Innovation: How Open Collaborative Models Help Scale Africa’s Knowledge-Based Enterprises

An Open AIR research report drawing on findings from more than 20 case studies, including research by both Luci Abrahams and Chris Armstrong of LINK.

Conceptualising Knowledge Governance for Development

Introductory article for an AJIC Thematic Issue by LINK Research Associate Dr. Chris Armstrong and the Director of the University of Cape Town Intellectual Property (IP) Unit, Dr. Tobias Schonwetter.

African Intersections between Intellectual Property Rights and Knowledge Access

Issue 16 of the LINK journal, The African Journal of Information and Communication (AJIC), including articles drawing on research findings from Egypt, Tunisia, Ethiopia and South Africa.

Open Innovation and Knowledge Appropriation in African Micro and Small Enterprises (MSEs)

By Prof. Jeremy de Beer of the University of Ottawa and the LINK Centre's Dr. Chris Armstrong.

Research Productivity-Visibility-Accessibility and Scholarly Communication

An article focusing on scholarly communication in Southern African universities, by Luci Abrahams and Mark Burke of the LINK Centre and Johann Mouton of Stellenbosch University.

Opening Access to Knowledge in Southern African Universities

A research report by Luci Abrahams, Mark Burke, Eve Gray and Andrew Rens for the Southern African Regional Universities Association (SARUA).

Scholarly Communication and Opening Access to Knowledge

A Thematic Issue of the LINK journal AJIC, with guest-editing by Eve Gray of the University of Cape Town Centre for Educational Technology.

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