Scholarly Output definition

Scholarly Output means academic research or other scholarly work produced by staff or students and includes without limitation, articles, theses, dissertations, plays, lyrics and scores.
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Scholarly Output means articles that describe the fruits of authors’ research generated on the basis of, and to foster, inquiry and knowledge production without expectation of payment. Such articles are typically published in peer-reviewed scholarly journals, conference proceedings., books and chapters in edited books.
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