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Elsevier Negotiations Background
Description of the Texas Library Coalition for United Action (TLCUA) and the upcoming Elsevier negotiations.
- UPDATE: Agreement with Elsevier Reached
- TLCUA Background
- The Problem: Price Increases & Author Rights
- TLCUA Mission & Goals
- Negotiation Outcomes: Two Scenarios
- Alternative Access to Articles
- Similar Agreements
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Similar Transformative Agreements
Many countries and academic institutions, particularly in Europe but more frequently in the United States, are negotiating new "transformative" agreements with major publishers, including Elsevier. The following resources provide more information on and examples of these agreements.
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Transformative Agreements: A PrimerA basic primer from The Scholarly Kitchen on transformative agreements and their characteristics and components.
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ESAC Transformative Agreements RegistryA frequently updated registry of transformative agreements with publishers. The Efficiency and Standards for [Open Access] Article Charges initiative was established in 2014 in order to keep up the discussion about open access workflows.
UC System and Elsevier
In 2019, the University of California system made national news when they ended their negotiations with Elsevier. In 2020, UC announced that talks had resumed about a new deal with Elsevier. Learn more about the ongoing negotiations:
