Greetings, all!
When you are applying for an assistant professor position and you need to include non-open access articles in your application. Is it possible to share the entire manuscript or its first page. Or should you only share the abstract? THANKS!
As the author you usually get either a hard copy or electronic version of the article. I would have thought it was acceptable to share that if required. I usually find that just sharing the details of the article (journal, date, volume etc) that is enough and they can locate the item itself; especially if it is a Higher Education institution.
Remember that as the author you own the intellectual copyright (unless you’ve signed that away) the publisher only owns the publication format and layout which cannot be published/used without their permission.
CV’s should not be too long(rather succinct and to the point) as potential employers often won’t bother reading something that is judged to be excessively long. Unless specifically asked for, a reference to the article(s) should suffice
I think that the summary is sufficient for the purpose because the manuscript is sometimes old and the method of writing has undergone a great development
I agree with all your answers. However, when it comes to promoting your application, relying solely on a summary or article's details may not be as appealing. Unless universities have access to all journals databases.
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