The phrase "author agreement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to publishing, copyright, or collaborative projects where authors need to agree on terms.
Example: "Before proceeding with the publication, we need to finalize the author agreement to ensure all parties are on the same page."
Alternatives: "author contract" or "writer agreement".
Addenda that incorporate MIT's OA policy or federal public access policies into an author agreement.
You should check your author agreement with the journal to confirm that there is no problem with leaving the working paper on the site.
See Duke Law's Model Author Agreement for more details.
The journal's author agreement requires that authors adhere to standards from the International Committee of Medical Journal Editors.
"We do require that all authors sign an author agreement," says Gregory Bologna, senior director of the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases, which publishes Hepatology.
Three years ago I wrote about an author agreement from Oxford University Press that claimed work made for hire over book chapters; that agreement is still in use as far as I am aware.
She can answer questions related to license agreements, copyright, author agreements, and open access, or can refer you to other experts.
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This section seems directly intended to undermine Harvard-style (rights retention) institutional open access policies and tie institutions to author agreements (that the institution doesn't sign) by codifying rights granted in those agreements in an institutional agreement.
So we should read these claims, when we find them in author agreements, as pretty direct assaults on an author's ability to comply with an open access policy, no matter how much she may want to.
