A University Press Publishing Consortium for Africa: Lessons from Academic Libraries

Kwasi Darko‐Ampem

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This article presents the results of a case study of the policies and practices of six African university presses. Based on the findings, it posits the formation of a consortium of African university presses. It borrows heavily from consortium formation in the library world.

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1993Publishing and development in the third world 1995International Book Publishing: An Encyclopedia 1991Africa - the neglected continent

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