All ‘short’ scholarly works automatically open access 6 months after publication (Taverne)

Conditions for automatic publishing in open access

• Short scolarly works are journal articles, articles in conference proceedings, stand-alone chapters in edited volumes and annotations to a court decision. Monographs and chapters in a monograph are not included. 
• Authors can be either corresponding or co-authors. Only publications published during Radboud University employment are included.
• This only concerns publications based on research that has been fully or partially financed with Dutch public funds.
• In educational materials and commercial databases, only links to the publication in the Radboud Repository are permitted for works made public in this way.  Copying the full text is not permitted.
• The full text that is made public is the final, published version (also referred to as the publisher’s version or Version of Record - VoR).
• Publications for which no digital version is available cannot be made public according to this procedure. If desired, these publications can be supplied by the author.
• Uploading a version of the scholarly work to websites such as ResearchGate or Academia.edu is not permitted.