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Report on a Strategic Approach to Research Publishing in South Africa

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Academy of Science of South Africa ASSAF ()
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The strategic goal that is the point of departure for this ensuing Report is to help develop and maintain a robust national system of innovation that contributes materially to the sustainable prosperity of all South Africa’s people.

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Paper provided by esocialsciences.com in its series Working Papers with number id:2198.

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Keywords: publishing; south Africa; innovatin; sustainable; investment; scholarly community; education; science; technology; teachers; learners; stakeholders; journals;

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