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Item type:Īcademic libraries University libraries Shadow libraries Information behaviour SciHub Scientific communication Ethics Legality Legal issues Information access Open access Free information Information usage habitsī. This study addresses the Sci-Hub phenomenon and its implications for academic and research libraries from different points of view, through a bibliographic review and an analysis of examples of action.
Sci-Hub has revealed new forms of access to scientific information, affecting academic and research libraries that cannot remain on the sidelines. Besides from the media coverage that has served to boost its popularity, several studies reveal the impact of Sci-Hub among researchers, who have embraced this initiative. It is the most popular of the so-called shadow libraries, systems that overcome the limits of legal access to scientific publications, standing apart from the open access movement. Sci-Hub emerged into the field of scientific communication in 2011 as a platform for free access to scientific papers. Alternative locations:, English abstract
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