Posts by Jonathan Harle

Understanding researcher needs is key to success of African research

Understanding researcher needs is key to success of African research

For African research to prosper, access to information is vital, and libraries play a key role. But to really advance...

Libraries help research institutions achieve their goals

Libraries help research institutions achieve their goals

Jon Harle reflects on three case studies that demonstrate how African research libraries can support their institutions Libraries and their...

World class universities – or world class systems?

World class universities – or world class systems?

The idea of ‘world class universities’ grips the higher education sector, driven by several big international rankings. It’s an idea...

Reconciling business interests and development needs

Reconciling business interests and development needs

How can publishers ensure developing countries have access to the research they need? A successful partnership INASP’s partnerships with publishers...

Responsible engagement with developing countries: what can publishers do?

Responsible engagement with developing countries: what can publishers do?

We’ve put together some key principles to guide publishers wanting to ensure they engage responsibly with our partner countries, and...

Why the usual figures for knowledge production are just the tip of the iceberg

Why the usual figures for knowledge production are just the tip of the iceberg

This is a joint post written by Jonathan Harle (INASP Senior Programme Manager, Research Access and Availability) and Sioux Cumming...

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