Scholarly publishing and open access

Assistance with getting your scholarly works published is available from the Library. This includes:

communication
inclusion in government reporting
copyright and other licensing information

Open access publishing

The Bond University Open Access Policy (USP 1.04) has been in place since October 2013.

The policy specifically addresses the University's support of Green and Gold Open Access research publications and funder requirements.

Reasons for adoption of this policy include the benefits of Open Access in:

Raising your online presence leads to increased visibility, exposure, and impact of your research through expanded readership
Providing free online access to peer-reviewed research. You are not limited by institutional subscriptions to a defined group of journals
Increasing public visibility of research being undertaken at Bond University as it facilitates and reveals research activity, knowledge-sharing, and innovation

Read and publish agreements

Open access publishing is supported by read & publish agreements. CAUL (Council of Australian University Librarians) negotiates these agreements on behalf of Australian and New Zealand university libraries.

Authors can publish their papers openly with no article processing charges (APCs). The selected journals are with nine major publishers:

Cambridge University Press
CSIRO Publishing
Elsevier
Hindawi
Oxford University Press
Sage
Springer Nature
Taylor & Francis
Wiley

Read & Publish Agreements

See the Read and Publish Agreements page on the Open Access and scholarly publishing guide for more information.

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Open Access Policy

The policy specifically addresses the University's support of Green and Gold Open Access research publications and funder requirements.

View policy

Bond open access journals

Bond University publishes several quality, peer-reviewed, ‘Diamond’ model journals. In this model, accepted articles are published at no cost to the author or reader.

All journal articles have a Creative Commons licence. They can be downloaded and shared according to the terms of the licence. See the About page of each journal for details.

The journals are hosted on the Scholastica platform. Scholastica enables journal editors and administrators to manage the entire peer-review and publishing process online.

Please contact the Manager, Scholarly Publications and Copyright with any enquiries.

Journal

Australian Journal of Clinical Education

Practice and innovation in clinical education across the two disciplines of law and health.

Journal

Bond Law Review

Articles, features, comments and notes on the whole spectrum of legal topics and issues.

Journal

Legal Education Review

Encourages and disseminates research into legal education to stimulate discussion debate and experimentation on topics related to legal education.

Journal

Revenue Law Journal

An Australian journal with an international focus on all aspects of taxation

Journal

Sports Law and Governance Journal

The journal has an international and comparative law focus. Contributors discuss and analyse all aspects of sports law and regulation.

Conference

East Asia Security Centre

A platform of research, scholarship and exchange supporting the successful East Asia Security Symposium and Conference.

Research data management

Research data is increasingly recognised as both a valuable asset and as valid research output.

Some journals, particularly in the sciences, are starting to require that data be made available to support research conclusions. An increasing trend is for shared data to be a required research funding.

The Library can help with:

Publishing data sets and descriptions for open access, long-term preservation and discovery
Recommendations for discipline-specific data repositories
Describing data sets for inclusion in services such as Research Data Australia for broader discovery and dissemination
Practical advice and templates for a research data management plan

To get started contact [email protected] or ask your faculty librarian.
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Bond University Press

Bond University Press operated from 2003 to 2014. It published high quality scholarly publications including a pictorial history of the University entitled  Bond University: The first 25 years.

Most are now out of print. The Library has hardcopies of all titles. Browse the titles to find in the Library.

BUP Titles

Hard copies are held in the Library. Look for the check purchase options links in each record for ebook, or second-hand copies.

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Contact

Antoinette Cass

Manager, Scholarly Publications & Copyright

Level 4, Building 1c, Library Annex, Bond University
[email protected]