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Policy Uptake, Open Access, the Role of Prestige, and Key Dilemmas in Assessing the Impact of Legal Scholarship
Understanding how scholarly research enters policy discourse is a central concern in science and technology studies. While policy citations have been used as indicators of societal impact, little is known about the structural characteristics of academic publications that shape their uptake in policy
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