- The Biochemical Society’s transformative Read & Publish (R&P) agreements follow an all-inclusive and unlimited model (developed in collaboration with other society publishers) that cover all titles, both hybrid and fully open access (OA), and does not place caps on article numbers.
- This case study shows that these R&P agreements have significantly boosted OA uptake in the United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand.
- It also shows that the agreements are most effective in regions where there is adequate funding, high research output and a willingness from institutions to engage collectively (through consortium agreements).
https://doi.org/10.1002/leap.1601
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