While much of the debate on the relationship between a human right to science and copyright focuses on the exceptions and limitations to exclusive rights and on users’ rights, this paper, on the wake of previous studies, argues that it is also necessary to look at other legal mechanisms. In this perspective, it is necessary to reflect on the so called “secondary publication right”. This right is an essential tool to defend academic autonomy and freedom, which are increasingly at risk. It is not an exception or a user’s right but rather a moral and economic author’s right to open scientific texts, which is philosophically rooted on the Kantian vision of copyright (protecting the integrity of the discourse between author and public), the publ...
Any civil society should take into account the right to have access to information defining exceptio...
This paper aims at analyzing the importance of protection of intellectual property (IP) in biomedica...
Whether the researchers themselves, rather than the institution they work for, are at all in a posit...
While much of the debate on the relationship between a human right to science and copyright focuses ...
While much of the debate on the relationship between a human right to science and copyright focuses ...
While much of the debate on the relationship between a human right to science and copyright focuses ...
While much of the debate on the relationship between a human right to science and copyright focuses ...
While much of the debate on the relationship between a human right to science and copyright focuses ...
While much of the debate on the relationship between a human right to science and copyright focuses ...
The aim of Open Access international movement is the removal of any economic, legal or technical bar...
The aim of Open Access international movement is the removal of any economic, legal or technical bar...
The right to academic freedom protected both under international treaties and national constitutions...
The right to academic freedom protected both under international treaties and national constitutions...
Any civil society should take into account the right to have access to information defining exceptio...
Any civil society should take into account the right to have access to information defining exceptio...
Any civil society should take into account the right to have access to information defining exceptio...
This paper aims at analyzing the importance of protection of intellectual property (IP) in biomedica...
Whether the researchers themselves, rather than the institution they work for, are at all in a posit...
While much of the debate on the relationship between a human right to science and copyright focuses ...
While much of the debate on the relationship between a human right to science and copyright focuses ...
While much of the debate on the relationship between a human right to science and copyright focuses ...
While much of the debate on the relationship between a human right to science and copyright focuses ...
While much of the debate on the relationship between a human right to science and copyright focuses ...
While much of the debate on the relationship between a human right to science and copyright focuses ...
The aim of Open Access international movement is the removal of any economic, legal or technical bar...
The aim of Open Access international movement is the removal of any economic, legal or technical bar...
The right to academic freedom protected both under international treaties and national constitutions...
The right to academic freedom protected both under international treaties and national constitutions...
Any civil society should take into account the right to have access to information defining exceptio...
Any civil society should take into account the right to have access to information defining exceptio...
Any civil society should take into account the right to have access to information defining exceptio...
This paper aims at analyzing the importance of protection of intellectual property (IP) in biomedica...
Whether the researchers themselves, rather than the institution they work for, are at all in a posit...