Note: This is a new agreement commencing in January 2023.
Taylor & Francis partners with researchers, scholarly societies, universities, and libraries worldwide to bring knowledge to life. As one of the world’s leading publishers of scholarly journals, books, eBooks and reference works, its content spans all areas of Humanities, Social Sciences, Behavioral Sciences, Science, Technology, and Medicine.
The article cap in 2023 is 3,114 articles.
Authors who do not see their institution listed above should contact library staff to enquire further.
This agreement allows authors from participating institutions to publish open access in 349 titles with no transactional APCs. This includes:
Journals available for open access publishing under the agreement include the following Australian and New Zealand Societies:
Open access publishing covered under this Read & Publish agreement includes, but is not limited to, the following article types:
Authors may publish excluded article types as “closed access” or pay an article processing charge (if applicable) to make the article open access.
Eligible articles that have an acceptance date during the term of this agreement (2023) are eligible to be published open access under the terms of the agreement.
There is no limit on the number of articles by eligible authors from participating institutions that can be published under the terms of this agreement, subject to the CAUL wide article cap of 3114 for 2023.
Other charges, such as colour and page charges, are not included within the agreement and are charged separately by the individual title. Details of such charges are on the journal’s Instructions for Authors page.
Corresponding authors from institutions listed under 'Participating institutions' may publish immediately to open access on the publisher's platform once the article has been accepted, with no transactional APCs.
Articles from authors at participating institutions may be published under the authors' choice of either
CC-BY and CC-BY-NC-ND are the two licence types available on Open Select (hybrid) journals. CC-BY-NC is available on some Full Open Access titles.
The Creative Commons licenses allow reuse (some with conditions) while protecting the authors' rights of acknowledgment as authors. Authors retain copyright.
Authors will be identified as eligible for open access publishing by their
Authors must use their institutional email address when submitting an article for publication in order for the publication to be approved to be published open access with no transactional APCs
The license is available for download from ConsortiaManager. Library staff should contact the designated Content Coordinator at their institution regarding any license enquiries.
Read access is to the full TandF Journals database comprising all publications from 1997 where available to current.
Authors may deposit articles in institutional repositories.
View the publisher’s page for specific embargo period information by journal for further information.
The publisher will supply with reports on publishing output with article-level information. CAUL will share publishing output data with participating institutions on a regular basis.
