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** It also includes publisher associations which have brought such lawsuits.
** It also includes publisher associations which have brought such lawsuits.
** It also includes those who have written or signed amicus briefs in such lawsuits.  
** It also includes those who have written or signed amicus briefs in such lawsuits.  
** ''Should this list include suits against OA-providing entities (other than universities and libraries) such as ResearchGate and Sci-Hub?''  
** ''Should this list include publishers who have sued OA-providing entities other than universities and libraries, such as ResearchGate and Sci-Hub?''  


* Alphabetical by publisher.
* Alphabetical by publisher.


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Latest revision as of 09:59, 7 February 2022

This list is part of the Open Access Directory.

  • This list is still under development. Every part of it may change before the official launch, including its title, scope notes, URL, and method of organization.
  • This is a list of publishers who have sued universities or libraries on OA issues (not other issues).
    • It includes publishers who have sued university associations or library associations.
    • It also includes publisher associations which have brought such lawsuits.
    • It also includes those who have written or signed amicus briefs in such lawsuits.
    • Should this list include publishers who have sued OA-providing entities other than universities and libraries, such as ResearchGate and Sci-Hub?
  • Alphabetical by publisher.



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