Publisher |
Taylor & Francis |
Agreement ID | tf2023caul |
Agreement labeling | Taylor & Francis Open Access Agreement |
Has the agreement been fully disclosed and published? | No |
Agreement period | 01/01/2023 – 12/31/2025 |
Consortia / Institution | CAUL |
Country | Australia |
SIZE
Approximate range of annual corresponding author publications |
5190 |
Comments on size/article output | Number is for all publishing in 2021. Cap amounts for OA agreements are lower |
COSTS
How do the costs of the agreement relate to previous subscription-only agreements with the publisher? |
Cost increase |
Comments on cost development | Price increase is slightly above normal subscription increases |
FINANCIAL SHIFT
Transfomative agreements vary by their transformative mechanisms, meaning the way in which financing is shifted from the subscription side to open access publishing. What are the characteristics of this agreement to this regard? |
Subscriptions partly converted to OA publishing fees |
RISK SHARING
How do entitlements for open access publishing correlate to the anticipated article output? Which mechanisms for risk sharing have been agreed in cases of exceeding or not reaching the number of OA publishing entitlements? |
Minimal risk due to only moderate increases in pricing above previous subscription amounts. Potential perceived risk if publishing is less that agreement cap amounts. |
OA COVERAGE
Are all journals relevant to your affiliated authors (in which you expect them to publish) eligible for OA publishing under the agreement? |
No |
Are fully open access journals covered by the agreement? | No |
OA LICENSE | CC-BY mandatory CC-BY-NC CC-BY-NC-ND |
ARTICLE TYPES |
Original research articles Review articles Editorials Report, Short Communication, Case Report, Note, Guest Editorial |
ACCESS COSTS
What is the approximate share of access related costs of the overall agreement? |
20%-50% |
ACCESS COVERAGE
Are all read relevant journals covered by the agreement? |
No |
PERPETUAL ACCESS RIGHTS | No |
WORKFLOW ASSESSMENT | Too early to assess |
Request contact to the licensee | contact@esac-initiative.org |