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standard form) that allow the author to retain copyright. It raises two questions, which I will address in the following comments: (1) By asserting that your submission transfers the copyright (a claim both overreaching and legally incorrect), the policy assumes that you initially own the copyright in your manuscript. For U.S. academics, is that in fact true? (2) Does the policy take more control over the author’s work than is necessary and reasonable? My analysis addresses U.S. copyright law; other countries’ copyright laws may differ (and some may be more author-protective).

Scripta Manent: Copyright in Academic Writings: Yours to Have and to Hold (and From Which a Publishing Contract Need Not Make You Part)