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Why aren’t we purchasing access to scholarly publications at any price necessary? Check here to find out more about the FinELib negotiations and reasons why Taylor & Francis journals are behind a paywall.
→ Read moreNegotiations between the FinELib consortium and Taylor & Francis ended with no positive results. The end of the negotiations means that access to Taylor & Francis journals will end on 1 February 2019.
→ Read moreDuring holiday season please contact our service e-mail finelib@helsinki.fi in addition to personal e-mail addresses.
→ Read moreFinELib’s current contracts with Taylor & Francis and Wiley will expire on December 31, 2018. As that date approaches, the FinELib consortium members are preparing for various scenarios to provide scholars access to necessary articles with minimal disruption or delay, regardless of what happens with the negotiations.
→ Read moreThe FinELib consortium and Springer Nature have signed an agreement regarding Springer Compact. The agreement ensures access to over 2200 scholarly journals as well as open access publishing in almost 1900 hybrid journals.
→ Read moreThe license negotiations with scholarly publishers must advance the transition to open access publishing, the Finnish university rectors demand in a statement published today. Universities Finland UNIFI gives its full support to FinELib consortium’s negotiation goals.
→ Read moreFinELib agreements with Wiley, Wolters Kluwer and the American Chemical Society have now been published as a response to the FOI request.
→ Read moreThe FinElib-consortium and the American Chemical Society (ACS) have signed a 3-year agreement (2018-2020). The agreement covers access to ACS journals and free credits for open access publishing.
→ Read moreThe following agreements have now been published as a response to the FOI request: Emerald agreement 2018-2020 and IEL agreement 2018.
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During negotiations, open access benefits have been agreed upon regarding the journals of the following publishers: Elsevier, Sage, Emerald, Wolters Kluwer/Lippincott, American Chemical Society, Springer Nature.
More information about publisher- and organisation-specific open access benefits is also available from your own library.