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crln-16837	Swauger, Shea	Open access, power, and privilege: A response to “What I learned from predatory publishing”	2017	4	.pdf	application/pdf	2298	117	50	Predatory publishing is an information literacy problem Beall states, “I think predatory publishers Shea Swauger Open access, power, and privilege A response to “What I learned from predatory publishing” scholarly communication Shea Swauger is head of researcher support services at the University of Colorado-Denver’s Auraria Library, email: shea.swauger@ucdenver.edu © 2017 Shea Swauger mailto:shea.swauger%40ucdenver.edu?subject= C&RL News December 2017 604 pose the biggest threat to science since the Inquisition. Predatory publishing is at once a larger and a smaller problem than Beall claims, and while I believe there are legitimate threats to science, I disagree that predatory publishing ultimately holds the gravity that he suggests.	cache/crln-16837.pdf	txt/crln-16837.txt