Research Guides: Institutional Repository: Disseminating, Promoting & Preserving Scholarship

What is UOB Institutional Repository?

UOB Libraries created an Institutional Repository (IR) for archiving and collecting all the research output of the UOB community. It aims to improve the visibility, usage and impact of research conducted at UOB. Materials included are: academic journal articles, conference papers and presentations, books and book chapters, ongoing research papers, reports, data sets and patents. All are submitted by full-time faculty members.

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Cultural Studies Program
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Co-Academic Program
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Department of Business Management and Administration
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How to deposit your research?

You can add your recent publications by filling in this deposit form or you can send us your list of publications by email to ir@balamand.edu.lb

What is the copyright permission?

When copyright permission to access the full text is available, item’s Digital Object Identifier (DOI) or URL will be included. If UOB libraries have electronic subscription access to the source (e.g. journal title), a link will redirect you to UOB databases to view the full text.