Licence to Publish Agreement and Copyright Policy

The Publisher applies the copyright policy defined in the Creative Commons licence number 4 (attribution, non-commercial) (see for details: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/), i.e. no copyright transfer is required from the authors. Through this agreement the Publisher obtains a sole and exclusive license to produce the work or any substantial part of the work, to sell the said work in book, serial, or electronic form in any language throughout the world, and to reproduce the work in any form mechanical, electronic, by sight or sound, or a combination of both.
Authors and editors have to accept the copyright policy of the Publisher. Authors should agree that the Publisher will have the exclusive right to commercially exploit the articles, both electronically and in print.
Each contribution must be accompanied by a Licence to Publish agreement. The corresponding author, who is also marked as such in the header of the paper, must sign the agreement on behalf of all of the authors of a particular paper, having gained their permission to do so. He or she signs and accepts responsibility for releasing the material on behalf of any and all co-authors.
The corresponding author must be available to check the camera-ready paper. Please note that once a paper has been delivered to publisher, changes relating to the authorship of the paper cannot be made. Authors’ names cannot be added or deleted, their order cannot be changed, and the corresponding author cannot be altered.