The following articles on copyright and open access mandates were found using WIU's Westlaw Campus Research database. Many of these articles are openly accessible in institutional repositories or openly accessible from the journal.
American Association of University Professors (AAUP), 1999. Statement on Copyright. AAUP Special Committee on Distance Education and Intellectual Property Issues.
Centivany, Alissa, 2011. Paper Tigers: Rethinking the Relationship between Copyright and Scholarly Publishing. Michigan Telecommunications and Technology Law Review, 17, no. 2, .
de Larena, Lorelei R. The Price of Progress: Are Universities Adding to the Cost? Houston Law Review, Spring, 2007.
Denicola, Robert C., 2006. Copyright and Open Access: Reconsidering University Ownership of Faculty Research. Nebraska Law Review, 85, no. 2.
Feldman, Robin and Nelson, Kris, 2008. Open Source, Open Access, and Open Transfer: Market Approaches to Research Bottlenecks. Northwestern Journal of Technology & Intellectual Property, 7, no. 1.
Hansen, David R., 2011. A State Law Approach to Preserving Fair Use in Academic Libraries. Fordham Intellectual Property, Media and Entertainment Law Journal, 22, no. 1.
Hunter, Dan, 2005. Walled Gardens (Essay). Washington and Lee Law Review, 62, no. 2.
Kellogg, David, 2006. Toward a Post-Academic Science Policy: Scientific Communication and the Collapse of the Mertonian Norms. International Journal of Communications Law and Policy, no. 11, Autumn, 2006.
Priest, Eric, 2012. Copyright and the Harvard Open Access Mandate. Northwestern Journal of Technology & Intellectual Property, 10, no. 7.
Shavell, Steven, 2010. Should Copyright of Academic Works be Abolished? Journal of Legal Analysis, 2, no. 1.
Search Terms: "Open Access" AND "Scholarly Publish!" AND copyright!
All articles accessed February 4, 2014.
Science Commons Copyright Addendum Engine - can be used to generate a PDF form that authors can attach to a journal publisher's copyright agreement so that they can retain rights, such as the right to create derivative works and reproduce, distribute, perform or display a creative or scholarly work.
SPARC Author's Addendum - a document that can be used to modify the publisher's agreement so that authors can retain rights to their articles.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology Author Addendum - an addendum developed by MIT that reflects the requirements under their open access policy.
Western Illinois University Intellectual Property Regulations - can be found in Section II, Subsection A, Part. 17 of the WIU Board of Trustees Regulations.