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Pricing Policy and Conditions 2012

Institutional Pricing Policy

Since 2010 the online only price has been the base price for the journals we publish, with the print only price calculated at 110% and the print and online combined at 120% of the online only. Subscriptions cover content from 1996 to the present day and perpetual access is granted to subscribed-to content.

Oxford Journals will continue to offer standard (print plus online), online only and print only subscription options on individual journals.

  • Online-only Institutional Subscription - Site-wide online-only access (the 'base price' - 100% of the list price).
  • Print-only Institutional Subscription - Print-only subscriptions are available at a 10% premium on the Online only Institutional Subscription. This will entitle the customer to receive a print copy of each issue of the title for each calendar year.
  • Standard Institutional Subscription - Print with Online subscription includes a combined print subscription with site-wide online access to the title at a 20% premium on the Online-only Institutional Subscription.

*Online access for items 1 and 3 above include:

Full details of the Oxford Journals Institutional Site licence can be found at: http://www.oxfordjournals.org/help/site_licence_agreements.html

For Developing Countries Customers

Oxford Journals will continue to offer developing countries free (or greatly discounted) online access to many of our journals. Further information, including a list of countries that qualify for free or reduced access in 2012, can be found at http://www.oxfordjournals.org/access_purchase/developing_countries_list.html.

Please note that in 2012 we will be basing our list of qualifying countries on 2010 World Bank Reports.

We also offer reduced print prices to some of our journals for developing countries as shown in our 2012 Institutional Price List.

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