Open Access
Open Access in literature is a gateway for knowledge to be made available and accessible, distributed and used without any barriers or limitations. It is ultimately an efficient way to promote accessible education.
Find out how Open Access publishing may be the better option!
Why publish in Open Access?
1. Increase visibility & content sharing
Publishing in Open Access enable a paper to have a higher chance of visibility and discovery to anyone in the world. This is a valuable opportunity to expand content sharing.
2. Boost engagement
Open Access allows people to read your paper with no access to subscription content libraries, which increases the potential of your paper being cited more conveniently because of the nature of no paywalls for Open Access papers.
3. Real world impact
Having your paper accessible by everyone provides a space to share knowledge and exchange ideas with other people from various fields, including students, educators, policymakers, as well as the public. Therefore, such opportunity engages the participation from multiple areas of society, which gives impact towards the growth of society itself.
How do you publish Open Access with RJ4All Publications?
Due to our non-profit nature and the unfunded nature of our operational model, RJ4All Publications operates only Gold Open Access. This requires a fee, known as an Article Processing Charge (APC) or Book Processing Charge (BPC). We issue an invoice for you to carry out the fee payment procedure.
Below is our standard fee list:
- Articles -> £200 per publication.
- Special Issues -> £500 for up to six articles (+£200 per one additional article OR +£500 for another six articles)
You can also find our latest Open Access articles available here:
- Internet Journal of Restorative Justice: OPEN ACCESS
- If you are interested to make your paper open access, you can send an email to RJ4All Publications Secretariat:
yvj@rj4allpublications.com (for Youth Voice Journal) or ijrj@rj4allpublications.com (for Internet Journal of Restorative Justice)