Authorship, plagiarism, and copyright transfer in the scientific universe

Rode, Sigmar de Mello; Pennisi, Pedro Roge ́rio Camargos; Beaini, Thiago Leite; Curi, Janaina Paiva; Cardoso, Sérgio Vitorino; Paranhos, Luiz Renato

doi:10.6061/clinics/2019/e1312

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The Intersection Between Authorship and Copyright1

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“…27 In traditional subscription (print) journals that require copyright transfer, publishing a paper typically requires the transfer of copyright from the copyright holder to the publisher. 28 Copyright holders can be the author or the author's employer if the work is made for hire. 29 In multiauthored joint works, the copyright owner is a group of authors, including heirs of a deceased author, given that copyright is transferable like any other property.…”

Section: The Intersection Between Authorship and Copyrightmentioning

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Copyright transfer in group-authored scientific publications

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Al-Khatib

2021

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Academic publishers have different definitions of multiple authorship and ghost/guest authorship. When a scientific paper is submitted to a journal, the general assumption is that its ethics and authorship-related rules have been respected.Copyright transfer is a central issue in the flow of scientific information. To familiarize more academics with this topic, we examine the issue of copyright transfer from authors to a publisher. A key argument is the potential invalidation of a copyright transfer agreement if one or some of the co-authors do not authorize the transferring author to sign the agreement on their behalf.

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Section: The Intersection Between Authorship and Copyrightmentioning

confidence: 99%