Copyright and License
AUCTORES: Copyright and License
Author Rights and Licensing
When authors submit a manuscript for publication, they are required to sign a license agreement
with AUCTORES to enable publication. Under this agreement:
• Authors retain copyright for their articles published in AUCTORES journals.
• Authors grant AUCTORES a license to publish the article and recognize AUCTORES as the original publisher.
• Authors maintain broad re-use rights for their article content, allowing use in future publications or presentations.
• A Creative Commons license is applied to the published article, enabling third parties to re-use the work for specific purposes, in accordance with the license terms. Authors may also explore license variations to comply with funder or institutional Open Access requirements. Detailed guidance on licensing, copyright, and author rights can be found in our AUCTORES Licensing Guide.
Exceptions to Copyright Policy
Certain articles may be subject to different copyright and licensing conditions, including:
• Articles co-published with other publishers.
• Publications originally released under alternative policies. Even in such cases, all articles remain freely accessible without fees or other access restrictions. For permissions, reprints, or further inquiries regarding copyright, authors are encouraged to contact AUCTORES directly.