臺灣地區大學出版社之問題與展望: 以中國大陸及西方演進為例 the problems and prospects of university presses in taiwan with particular references to the mainland and the western cases

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1996
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Abstract

In the Western society, university press has been developed for long. It needs the university administrator's spiritual and financial support Besides, it needs a professional leader with the scholarly authority and financial insight to survive in a highly competitive publishing world. This article is divided into six sections, including: 1.introduction, describing research motivation and methodology; 2. the roles and functions of university press; 3. remarkable university presses including Oxford, Cambridge, Yale, and Chicago universities' presses; 4. the establishment of the university presses in China; 5. survey on twenty one universities in Taiwan concerning publishing expenditure, personnel and distribution; 6. conclusion and recommendation.
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Authors ;Shu-O Chen;Jeong-yeou Chiu
Journal toxicological sciences : an official journal of the society of toxicology
Year 1996
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