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The Library at St Andrews dates back to the early 17th Century and over the years we have collected over one million volumes to support teaching, learning and research. Although still print-based, the balance of the collection has switched to electronic books, journals and datasets to enable easier internet access to these resources.
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St Andrews evaluation templates for publisher agreements and open access initiatives
(University of St Andrews Library, 2023-09) - ReportFollowing the excellent example of the University of Salford at UKSG in 2019, we began using an evaluation template for publishers’ journal agreements. Using the template, evaluation is undertaken by a cross-Library group ... -
Music in Scotland during three centuries (1450-1750) : being contributions towards the history of music in Scotland
(1945) - Thesis"“What is your unity?”, asked a French professor, when a student presented a dissertation upon an historical subject and, if by a unity the French professor meant a binding thread by which the scattered pages of some ... -
Banking in times of climate change : next steps for UK’s financial regulators
(2022-11-29) - ThesisThe transition to net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 requires a step change in bank lending behaviour. This policy report contributes to the wider sustainable development debate by investigating the next steps UK’s ... -
Structures and ionic conductivity in crystalline polymer electrolytes
(University of St Andrews, 2002) - Thesis -
Explaining action
(University of St Andrews, 1979) - Thesis
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