R&P Agreement with Consortia/Member Name | Country | Does this Apply to Open Select Journals? | Does this Apply to Full Open Access Journals? |
---|---|---|---|
Bibliosan | Italy | Yes | No |
B-On - Biblioteca do Conhecimento Online | Portugal | Yes | No |
BIBSAM | Sweden | Yes | Yes |
BNL | Luxembourg | Yes | Yes |
CAUL | Australia and New Zealand | Yes | Yes - certain consortia members: Victoria University and Western Sydney University, see full agreement for more details |
Central European University | Hungary | Yes | No |
Consortia SAS | Colombia | Yes | Yes |
COSEC | Slovenia | Yes | No |
CSIC | Spain | Yes | Yes |
Cyprus Academic Library Consortium | Cyprus | Yes | No |
CzechELib | Czech Republic | Yes | No |
EISZ | Hungary | Yes | Yes |
FinELib | Finland | Yes | No |
Hong Kong Baptist University | Hong Kong | Yes | No |
Inter-University Center for Digital Information Services | Israel | Yes | No |
Illinois State University | USA | Yes | No |
IReL | Ireland | Yes | Yes |
Jisc | UK | Yes | Yes - certain consortia members, see full agreement for more details |
Leibniz Association | Germany | Yes | Yes |
Max Planck Digital Library | Germany | Yes | Yes |
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) | USA | Yes | Yes |
Montana State University (MSU) | USA | Yes | Yes |
Portland State University Library | USA | Yes | No |
Qatar National Library | Qatar | Yes | Yes |
Ritsumeikan University | Japan | Yes | No |
Sikt | Norway | Yes | Yes - certain consortia members, see full agreement for more details |
Consortium of Swiss Academic Libraries | Switzerland | Yes | Yes |
The Ohio State University | USA | Yes | Yes |
The University of Kansas | USA | No | Yes |
Tokyo Kogyo Daigaku | Japan | Yes | No |
Universidad Pública de Navarra | Spain | Yes | No |
Victoria University | Australia | Yes | Yes |
Western Sydney University | Australia | No | Yes |
VSNU | Netherlands | Yes | Yes |
Commissioning
Benefits of commissioning content and how to get started
Commissioning is the solicitation of content, where Editors and Editorial Board Members approach established and up-and-coming researchers within their field to contribute to a journal. The purpose of commissioning is to improve the quality and diversity of content published with the journal, whilst providing readers with cutting edge information within the field.
On this page we discuss how commissioning can benefit your journal, how to start commissioning, and how open access agreements could be beneficial to your journal (as well as authors).