The Liebert Author Advocacy Program (LAAP) welcomes participation by academic, corporate, and funding institutions or departments to enable the support of Open Access (OA) scholarly publishing and enhance the visibility of research output from your institution.
LAAP members receive a number of tangible benefits including: a 25% discount on Open Access article processing charges (APC) for research published in any Liebert journal; a customized institutional microsite highlighting open access research published in Liebert journals; and complimentary membership for published OA authors in the AuthorCite™ marketing services platform. LAAP member institutions are also eligible for a 10% Liebert Loyalty discount on the subscription list price for any journal ordered directly from Mary Ann Liebert, Inc.
Benefits of Liebert Author Advocacy Program Participation
- Reduced Open Access Charges: Researchers at member institutions receive a 25% discount on Article Processing Charges (APC) to any Liebert journal
- Customized Microsite: Custom landing page highlighting published OA articles from your institution (Available Q1 of 2013)
- Immediate Global Access: Fast tracked posting of accepted peer-reviewed OA articles on all key indexing services including PubMed Central*
- Marketing Visibility and Reach: Valuable marketing and publicity is provided for each published OA article, providing your institution and authors expanded global exposure
- Liebert Loyalty Subscription Discounts: Participating LAAP institutions are eligible to receive a 10% discount on the subscription list price of any Liebert journal purchased directly from the publisher
Liebert Author Advocacy Program Membership Fee: Participants in LAAP pay a flat rate for annual membership in the program based on the number of researchers/graduate students active at your institution.
For more information contact laap@liebertpub.com
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*Please note that PubMed Central, not the Publisher, has sole control over when the paper is made live on PMC.