Sharing my cross-blog post about #SecondaryPublicationRight #SPR event in Lisbon, last month:
«Portuguese Civil Society Proposes Secondary Publication Rights and Obligation»
#KnowledgeRights21:
https://knowledgerights21.org/news-story/pt-secondary-publication-rights/
#Communia:
https://communia-association.org/2026/03/20/portuguese-civil-society-proposes-secondary-publication-rights-and-obligation/
Nella sessione del 23 maggio 2025 l’assemblea nazionale della repubblica slovena ha approvato una norma sul diritto di ripubblicazione allo scopo di garantire l’accesso e l’uso aperto di testi e dati della ricerca finanziata dal pubblico.
Anche la norma slovena prevede la nullità degli accordi contrattuali contrari.
La camera slovena ha deliberato di allineare il paese a un gruppo sempre […]
https://aisa.sp.unipi.it/anche-la-slovenia-riconosce-diritto-di-ripubblicazione/
Results of the #EuropeanCommission survey on the potential introduction of an #EU-wide #SecondaryPublicationRight (SPR) legislation:
- Most RPOs(86.2%) shared a positive view on this legislative intervention, with Slovakia, UK and Poland having less positive views. 87.4% of RPOs would support SPR regimes with no or minimal embargo periods.
- Around 57% of publishers had a negative view. Institutional publishers were more favourable and commercial ones - mostly against.
Why do some countries grant scientific authors who receive public funding a right of republication? Why is publication not enough?
Eduardo 
AISA
AISA
Hanna Shmagun
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