University of Glasgow Publications Policy
http://www.lib.gla.ac.uk/enlighten/publicationspolicy/index.html
Staff are asked to deposit a copy of peer-reviewed, published journal
articles and conference proceedings into Enlighten, where copyright
allows, as soon as possible after publication. Other research outputs
such as book chapters and books can also be deposited if desired by
authors. Where a publisher has placed an embargo on making an item openly
available, the item will not be made publicly visible until the embargo
period has expired.
Staff are asked to provide the version of their papers that is as
close as possible to the published version. An overwhelming number of
publishers, including Elsevier, Springer and Blackwell, already allow
authors to deposit their own “ author final version” of their work in
institutional repositories such as Enlighten. Staff will only be asked to
provide copies of publications where publisher agreements permit deposit
in online repositories. Repository staff will check publishers’
copyright agreements to ensure that deposit is permitted. Under no
circumstances will staff be required to make publications available in
contravention of UK copyright law.
