Conceptualising the European Union’s Competence in Copyright – What Can the EU Do?

Ramalho, Ana

doi:10.1007/s40319-014-0161-7

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“…The development of copyright problematics in both-western and Russian scientific literature-is being the prerogative of the legal fraternity. However, in the western literature along with common works, which reveal main principles for construction of system and functioning of copyright (Bently & Sherman, 2001;Blanco White & Jacob, 1986;Ramalho A, 2014;Peukert, 2011;Kunstadt, 2014), there are works illustrating separate aspects for realization of copyright for products of science (Pila, 2010). Thus, there are wide-spread discussions of matters linked to the specificity of requirements to the degree of work's originality that allows considering it as of authorship (Lavik & van Gompel, 2013;Gervais, 2002;Rahmatian, 2013).…”

Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Realization of Copyright in Russia in the Sphere of Scientific Articles: The Experience of Applied Sociological Analysis

Tarando¹,

Mishalchenko²,

Pruel³

et al. 2015

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In this paper we on the basis of expert interview method generalize and analyze real social practices of Russian scientific journals linked to the realization of copyright allocation when publishing scientific articles. It was found that conclusion of written copyright agreement is performed only in exceptional cases and there are three types of such cases. The analysis of copyright allocation between an author and a journal showed the dependence of the allocation on the journal's policy. As a rule, practically all the property rights, except for the right for author's copy, are passed to journal. We also analyze the conditions for allocation of journal's issues in the Internet. We have established that policy of Russian journals often includes granting of open access to articles. Main types of violations committed by Russian authors in respect of journals are generalized. The authors of the paper come to the conclusion that despite the fact the legislative framework concerning turnover and protection of intellectual property in the Russian Federation is by and large formed, the everyday practice in this area demonstrates significant stagnation in implementation of legally set standards. The realization of copyright in the sphere of publication of scientific articles in Russian journals in everyday practice is mainly regulated by the system of informal standards. Among them there are still the standards applied in the Soviet times.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%