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For that reason, since 2013, our journal (then under the title: the Prace Komisji Historii Nauki PAU / Proceedings of the PAU Commission on the History of Science) has been a peer-reviewed journal with open access. It assumes the so-called diamond open access model, ie. an open and free access without embargo time.
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For more on this topic, see Pampel et al. 2013; Guy 2013; Stromberg 2013; Griffin 2015; Bednarek-Michalska 2015 (in Polish); 2016 (in Polish); Hoffman-Sommer 2016a (in Polish); 2016b (in Polish); European Commission 2017; Kamińska 2017 (in Polish); Psonka 2017 (in Polish); Barrowman 2018; Open Aire 2018; Hrynaszkiewicz, Simons, Hussain, Goudie 2019.
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