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SUBMISSION GUIDELINES
 

SCOPE OF JOURNAL

SCRIPT-ed covers a broad range of topics relating to law and technologies. Subject matter can be international or domestically oriented, and comparative approaches are encouraged. Some specific issues/areas technologies are their interaction with and impact on: (1) intellectual property (copyright, patents, registered and unregistered marks and designs, brands, personality, licensing, etc.); (2) commercialisation (economics, competition, e-commerce, m-commerce, internet finance, online dispute resolution, etc.); (3) human rights (free expression, privacy, data protection, computer misuse, etc.); (4) medicine (reproductive technologies, health related biotechnologies and public health, access to medicines, bioethics, etc.); (5) genomics (traditional knowledge, genetic resources and diversity, etc.); and (6) digital technology and software (artificial intelligence, telecommunications, cyberspace, networked environments, digital Copyright, proprietary Software, free software, copyleft, open source and other licensing schemes, etc.).

COPYRIGHT POLICY

SCRIPT-ed is an open access journal built on the principles of sharing academic works for the benefit of the wider community. As such, authors retain the copyright to their submission and submissions can be published by SCRIPT-ed in two ways:

• the author releases the work under a Creative Commons licence, which allows users to reuse, copy, publish, perform or communicate the work, provided certain conditions are met (see http://creativecommons.org/); or
• the author grants SCRIPT-ed the non-exclusive right to publish the work online and reserve all his/her rights.

The default option for publication, unless the author states otherwise, is to release the work under an Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives Creative Commons Licence.

ACCESS POLICY

SCRIPT-ed is committed to open and easy access to its content.  The most recent issue of SCRIPT-ed can be accessed on the Current Issue page.  The full content of all previous issues can be accessed on the Archived Issues page.  SCRIPT-ed is part of the Open Access Law Program.  Its contents can be viewed in the Directory of Open Access Journals.  To receive updates concerning the site, sign up using our RSS feed.

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