Read & Publish Agreements and Publisher Discounts: Taylor & Francis

The 2023 agreement allows authors from participating institutions to publish open access in 349 Taylor and Francis hybrid journals titles with no Article Processing Fees.

Full title list with R&P inclusion status (airtable)

Note that some titles not include in the agreement for open access publishing will offer a 10% discount on open access article processing charges (APCs) - see the title list for details.

Open access publishing covered under this Read & Publish agreement includes, but is not limited to, the following article types:

• Article
• Review
• Research Article
• Review Article
• Report
• Short Communication
• Case Report
• Note
• Original Article
• Guest Editorial

• There is an overall cap of 3114 articles across participating institutions that can be published open access under the terms of this agreement for 2023. The current number of approved articles can be found on the CAUL information guide.
• Articles must have an acceptance date between 01/01/2023-31/12/2023 inclusive.
• 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.

Articles from authors at participating institutions may be published under the authors' choice of:

• CC-BY
  
• CC-BY-NC
• CC-BY-NC-ND

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.

For more information on Creative Commons licenses see the home page of this guide.

• Follow the publisher's usual article submission process via the Submission Portal.
• On acceptance of the article, you will be informed if your library has approved your article for open access funding. If approved, the publisher will ask the corresponding author to complete a form (publishing agreement).
• The corresponding author confirms the licence type (e.g. CC-BY).
• The APC is automatically waived for authors who have used an institutional email address belonging to one of the participating institutions 
• Author identification

Authors will be identified as eligible for open access publishing by your:

• UC email address
• Institutional affiliation

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.

Refer to this flowchart for the steps to take once your article has been accepted.

• Taylor & Francis Journal Suggestor - add the full abstract from your article to the site for relevant journal title suggestions
• Taylor & Francis Open Access - Council of Australian University Librarians - T&F's information page about this agreement
• Read & Publish agreements negotiated by CAUL: Taylor & Francis