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**Publisher: Deutscher Ärzte-Verlag **Publisher: Association Suisse des Philologues Classiques

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...licence will stand irrespective of what an academic author signs with the publisher." ...ublication. Institutions need not try to prevent this. Accommodating these publisher policies proves that publishers have the means to protect themselves, if th

...ation of any private-sector research work without the prior consent of the publisher of such work; or (2) requires that any actual or prospective author, or the == Publisher opposition ==

...to its OA journals might be that of owner, publisher, or partner with the publisher.

...eposits. It requires repository deposit and OA, but only when the author's publisher permits them. ...ty member might succeed in obtaining from a given negotiation with a given publisher.

...ertain language, from a certain organization (university, funder, society, publisher, civil society org, and so on), or on a certain OA sub-topic (books, copyri

...iversity policy doesn't waive the license the university may have from the publisher. Hence, when talking about waivers, don't say or imply that waivers flatly

...ng by authors. Some will consent when asked. Some will not consent. For publisher policies about copyright and author archiving, see [http://www.sherpa.ac.uk * If you have not yet transferred copyright to a publisher, then ask to retain copyright. (More [#retaincopyright below].)

...illing to allow OA on the NIH's terms, then grantees must look for another publisher. FRPAA requires agencies to "make effective use of any law or guidance rel ...l be in libraries and independent web sites around the world, wherever the publisher's market reach and preservation back-ups have managed to place them. If a

...a recommendation feed in its own name: an OA project, OA working group, OA publisher, library, university, scholarly society, foundation, or non-profit organiza

...nging embargo periods;...the paper not having been 'properly edited by the publisher'; not knowing of a suitable repository; a concern about plagiarism or unkno ...opyright support to depositing authors, which may include services such as publisher negotiation, copyright education, and version control.

...ou could be sure it complied with the OASPA code of conduct, then tell the publisher you'd submit work to it if it would submit to OASPA's membership review. If

...] = for OA-related items about monopolies, anti-competitive practices, and publisher mergers and acquisitions ...items about non-disclosure agreements (NDAs) or non-disclosure clauses in publisher contracts with subscribing libraries

** Conversely, is the publisher on Jeffrey Beall's list of suspect or [http://scholarlyoa.com/publishers/ p

** Conversely, is the publisher on Jeffrey Beall's list of suspect or [http://scholarlyoa.com/publishers/ p

...ps://perma.cc/Y6PX-6FGT perma.cc link]): "We find that, following mandated publisher policies, data availability statements have become common by now, yet state ...ubscription publishers are generally achieving more impact within the same publisher."