Some European countries are trying to make progress, but unfortunately, the solution they advocate often revolves around agreements like the big deal, publish and read, read and publish, etc. These countries want the national license to include free circulation of articles published by national authors.

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• Dumont, R., (2024), "Partner Response to Open Access Publishing Negotiations in Europe", HSSCommons: (DOI: 10.25547/JAE9-TP60)

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Original publication: Dumont, Richard. "Partner Response to Open Access Publishing Negotiations in Europe." Open Scholarship Policy Observatory, 10 Jul. 2018, https://ospolicyobservatory.uvic.ca/partner-response-to-open-access-publishing-negotiations-in-europe/.

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