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The Stanford Digital Repository supports management of scholarly information resources of enduring value to Stanford University. Faculty, students, and researchers use SDR services to promote and protect the products of their work. Scholars around the world use content in the SDR in their research. The benefits of this service distinguish the ...
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Stanford’s commitment to openness in research is reflected in its open access policy, which allows faculty to make scholarly articles freely available in the Stanford Digital Repository (SDR). Funders often require researchers to make their work publicly accessible—learn about compliance with access mandates .
Stanford Libraries is home to a strong collection of maps of Africa, including maps donated by Oscar I. Norwich and Caroline Batchelor as well as maps from the Barry Lawrence Ruderman Collection, the University of Cape Town Collections, and the David Rumsey Map Collection. View the exhibit.
