Would you like your students to read
Selling (out) Feminism: Sustainability of ideology –
viability tensions in a competitive marketplace by Suzy D'Enbeau & Patrice M.
Buzzanell? Communication Monographs 2011, 78:1, p. 27-52.
The cost for rights to photocopy 100 copies for library reserve is $3,607, according to the Copyright Clearance Centre. This photocopy right does not get you the article itself to copy.
In contrast, here are three options for full open access that cost more than two thirds less than this publisher wishes to charge for another photocopies for a hundred students:
- OJS journals average cost per article: $188 (Edgar & Willinsky)
- Hindawi's Education Research International: $500
- Co-Action Publishing's Vulnerable Groups & Inclusion: $965
Printing copies for library reserve is likely of limited relevance nowadays, but good luck trying to research the costs for other re-use rights. I have tried a number of Quick Price options from the Copyright Clearance Centre, and here is the typical response that I get:
Pricing for this request requires the approval of Taylor & Francis Permissions Representative. You will be notified of the price before order confirmation. The processing period may take up to fifteen business days.Communication Monographs is published on behalf of the National Communication Association by multinational conglomerate informa.plc through its traditional-sounding brand Routledge / Taylor & Francis.
Reference
Edgar, B. D., & Willinsky, J.
(2010) (In press). A survey of the scholarly journals using open journal
systems. Scholarly and Research
Communication, Retrieved August
27, 2011 from http://pkp.sfu.ca/node/2773
