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The below instructions will guide you through how to use Sage Journals: Licensing & Payment to select your publishing route in the event you are eligible for Open Access via an Open Access Agreement with your Institution or want to opt for Sage Choice. The Sage Choice program offers authors the option to publish their article Open Access in Sage’s hybrid subscription journals.

Thank you for your interest in publishing open access (OA) with Sage. The following instructions will guide you through how to use Sage Journals: Licensing & Payment.

Once your article is accepted following the peer review process, within a few days you will receive an email from openaccess@sagepub.com with a subject line of ‘Complete the Open Access process for your article 10.XXXX/XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX’ – see image below. 

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Thank you for your interest in Sage’s Open Access publishing program. The following frequently asked questions will guide bill payers through using Sage Journals: Licensing & Payment. 

London, UK - Much the same way individuals are encouraged to know their blood pressure and cholesterol numbers to maintain a healthy lifestyle, a new editorial in the Journal of Psychopharmacology urges the European public to know and monitor their alcohol intake number using a simple 10 point plan.

How to Attract and Publish High Quality Content

Below are some ideas on encouraging submissions to your journal which you may like to discuss with your Sage editor.

What originally inspired you to write the book?

The Skill of Questioning: Quick wins and Slow burners