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Guides for authors
Guides for authors
ACM Policies on Authorship
Anyone listed as Author on an ACM paper must meet certain criteria, including making substantial intellectual contributions to some components of the original work and drafting and/or revising the paper.
Authors submitting papers for peer-review to ACM publications will represent that the paper submitted is original; that the work submitted is not currently under review at any other publication venue; that they have the rights and intent to publish the work in the venue to which it is submitted; and that any prior publications on which this work is based are documented appropriately.
Read the entire set of criteria in the Policy on Roles and Responsibilities in ACM Publishing.
Cambridge University Press
Cambridge University Press
The home for Cambridge University Press authors
Elsevier
Elsevier
Elsevier has 140 years’ experience curating and verifying scientific knowledge so wherever you are in your publication journey, we are here to help you.
The Author Hub is gateway to a collection of carefully curated resources, all designed to move you forward with your publication and get the best impact for yourself and your research.
The article publishing process. Part 1 of 2
3 August 2021
The article publishing process. Part 2 of 2
3 August 2021
IEEE
IEEE
IEEE Authorship Symposium: Focus on Africa
This live webinar will provide authors with best practices in preparing a manuscript, navigating the journal submission process, and important tips to help an author get published. It will also review the opportunities authors have to enhance the visibility and impact of their research by publishing in the many open access options available from IEEE.
Oxford University Press
Oxford University Press
At Oxford University Press, we are pleased to be working with you, whether you are just thinking about submitting a proposal or you already have a contract. Here you will find support and guidance for every step of the publishing journey.
Taylor & Francis
Taylor & Francis
Authors' rights
Authors' rights
SPARC is a non-profit advocacy organization that supports systems for research and education that are open by default and equitable by design. We believe everyone should be able to access and contribute to the knowledge that shapes our world.
SPARC provides a full set of resources to help you learn more about your rights as an author, and the tools that are available to help you effectively manage your copyrights.
SPARC is a non-profit advocacy organization that supports systems for research and education that are open by default and equitable by design. We believe everyone should be able to access and contribute to the knowledge that shapes our world.
SPARC Author Rights Initiative
"The SPARC Author Addendum is a legal instrument that modifies the publisher's agreement and allows you to keep key rights to your articles."
Sherpa Romeo is an online resource that aggregates and analyses publisher open access policies from around the world and provides summaries of publisher copyright and open access archiving policies on a journal-by-journal basis.
Publisher copyright policies & self-archiving
A convenient summary listing of permissions that are normally given as part of individual publishers’ copyright transfer agreements. From the ROMEO and SHERPA projects in the United Kingdom.
Link to Video Tutorials & User Guide
Our aim is to make publishers' and journals' open access policies transparent and easy to understand. We have created a range of resources to help you get the most out of the service.
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