closed access publishing
[/kloʊzd ˈækses ˈpʌblɪʃɪŋ/]
noun
publicação com acesso fechado
1. A publishing model where academic or scholarly articles are restricted behind paywalls or subscription fees, limiting access to those who pay or have institutional subscriptions
Most major academic journals operate on a closed access publishing model, requiring readers to purchase individual articles or maintain institutional subscriptions.
A maioria dos principais periódicos acadêmicos opera em um modelo de publicação com acesso fechado, exigindo que os leitores comprem artigos individuais ou mantenham assinaturas institucionais.
2. The traditional publishing system where copyright and distribution rights are controlled by publishers rather than authors or the public
Researchers argue that closed access publishing slows the dissemination of scientific knowledge to the broader public.
Pesquisadores argumentam que a publicação com acesso fechado retarda a disseminação do conhecimento científico para o público em geral.
Closed access publishing has been a significant point of debate in the academic and scientific communities in both Brazil and the United States. In Brazil, concerns about equitable access to research have driven government initiatives supporting open access mandates. In the USA, the tension between traditional publishers and the open access movement reflects broader debates about information democratization and academic freedom.
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