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In the United States, federal government directives, such as the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy Holdren (2013) and Nelson (2022) issued memos, have mandated that research funded by tax-dollars must be made freely available to the public. In the wake of these mandates, and building on previous studies (Hudson Vitale et al., 2017; Johnston & Coburn, 2020), we launched a research and advocacy project to better understand the role of institutional repositories (IRs) and institutional data repositories (IDRs) in data sharing among Association of Research Libraries (ARL) member institutions.
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