I read a lot of articles from academic journals, both for class

pretty sure you'd run into some copyright issues.

why does it have to be a bound book? why can't you just print them off, run them thru a 3-hole punch, and keep them in a binder?

>>17703524
I think it's probably fine so long as you don't sell the book. Really doubt anyone's going to sue you for making a collection of articles for yourself.

>>17703524
Look for photocopy pajeet stores near universities, at least mine has a few, they have the pdfs for all the books in the uni's courses and sell prints, if they do that they arent very worried about copyright laws

>>17703875

Three hole punch binders are ugly af

>>17703906

I'm considering this. I know a place at my old uni where I could get it done, but that's very far away now. Will Staples or some similar store do it?

>>17703926
Not sure. But im pretty sure they wont care if you arent clearly doing it to sell

Usually there is an exception in copyright law if you're doing it for research or study purposes. At least, there is where I live. You'll have to research your own copyright laws, since intellectual property law varies by country