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Copyright Versus Open Access

Name: Copyright Versus Open Access
Brand: Springer International Publishing AG
SKU: 14563186
Price: 51.56 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Marc Scheufen
ISBN: 9783319365756

On the Organisation and International Political Economy of Access to Scientific Knowledge

Marc Scheufen

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 14563186

Publishers Springer International Publishing AG, September 2016

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This book addresses the recent debate about copyright law and its impact on the distribution of scientific knowledge from an economic perspective. The focus is on the question whether a copyright regime or an open access regime is better suited to the norms and organizational structure in a purely global science community. The book undertakes a thorough economic analysis of the academic journal market and showcases consequences of a regime change. It also takes account of the Digital Divide debate, reflecting issues in developing countries. Finally, a comprehensive analysis of legal action in the light of international Intellectual Property (IP) agreements offers prospects on the future of academic publishing.