Taylor & Francis 2025 open publishing programme within the consortium licence

 

The University Library informs about the continued access to the Taylor & Francis ”Social Science Humanities” journal collection, which has now been expanded to include the possibility of open publishing.

 

The Taylor & Francis 2025 open publishing programme within the consortium licence concerns all hybrid journals (”Open Select”),see the list 2025 , including also the most widely read ones, specified in the ”High Impact” tab. The programme involves definite types of articles and enables the authors to publish a definite number of articles accepted for publication in the current year free of charge. The pool of articles is common to all institutions participating in the programme and totals 137 in 2025.

 

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In order to use the programme, you must create a corresponding author account on the platform of a given journal. It is recommended to indicate the proper affiliation and e-mail address in the domain of the John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin. After obtaining positive editorial reviews, the author will receive a link to the settlement form from the editorial office, where they will eventually select the type of settlement. After selecting OA and the ICM agreement, the settlement will be transferred to the ICM, which is the administrator of the T&F publishing programme

(contact e-mail: wbn@icm.edu.pl).

 

We invite you to become acquainted with the detailed information concerning open publishing within the licence:

https://authorservices.taylorandfrancis.com/

https://wbn.icm.edu.pl/publikowanie-otwarte/#tf_oa

 

University Library of the John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin
Scientific Information Department
27 Chopin Street
20-023 Lublin
tel. +48 (81) 454 52 75

infnauk@kul.pl 

 

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The open publishing programme within the framework of De Gruyter 2025 Licence 

 

Is dedicated to authors affiliated with the John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin. It enables publication of any number of eligible articles for free on Open Access via Rigtslink (the system hosted by the Copyright Clearance Center which De Gruyter uses for the identification and administration of the publication). Eligible authors shall be identified through at least one of the following parameters: their e-mail domain; persistent identifier, such as Ringgold, ORCID or other recognized identifier./span>

 

Eligible articles will be published online without delay and in the first instance under the Open Access Licence, with Eligible Authors retaining their copyrights. Eligible Authors only grant De Gruyter the non-exclusive right to publish Eligible Articles under the terms and conditions of the Open Access Licence.

 

In the case of publications in OA hybrid journals - the author does bear any costs, the APC charge is covered by the institution, and the author has the possibility to publish an unlimited number of articles.

 

The authors who submitted an article last year, but it was not accepted by 01.10.2025, but it will take place this year, will also be exempted from charges under the agreement.

 

In appendix there are the instructions for authors and the list of journals covered by the agreement in 2025.

 

Instructional film on how to submit an article on the Editorial Manager platform (mainly Gold Open Access journals)
https://vimeo.com/252163101

Instructional film on how to submit an article on the ScholaOne platform (mainly Hybrid Open Access journals)
https://share.vidyard.com/watch/Zi1sNSbHDWM9y7UZiCq3En

 

Contact person:
Dr Lukasz Gworek
OA Operations Manager
DE GRUYTER
telephone: +48 22 701 50 15
e-mail address: lukasz.gworek@degruyter.com

 

 

Contact (University Library of the John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin)
Scientific Information Department
27ChopinStreet
20-023 Lublin
tel. +48 (81) 454 52 75
e-mail address:infnauk@kul.pl

 

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ICM COMMUNICATIONS ON OPEN PUBLICATION (SPRINGER, ELSEVIER)