Acesso aberto verde e armazenamento de artigos científicos na academia.edu: uma análise das políticas editoriais

Abstract

The present research intends to analyze, within the context of the expansion of the Green Open Access model, the current scenario between the editorial policies of journals and the storage of scientific articles in academic social networks. To this end, the following research problem is raised: Based on the case study of articles deposited in Academia.edu by authors linked to UFJF, what is the relationship between editorial policies, copyright transfer and deposits in individual repositories? We assume a break from the restrictive copyright system with the existence of publishing policies that allow scientific articles to be deposited in repositories as individual repositories. Thus, as an empirical and qualitative methodological strategy, Robert Yin's case study was chosen, together with Epstein and King's inference rules. The theoretical referential is based on the notions of the morality of duty and the morality of aspiration elaborated by Zenon Bankowski. From the data collected it is possible to conclude by the prevalence of unclear editorial policies about the possibility of depositing articles by the green way, especially in relation to individual repositories.