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The Benefits of Publishing with SAGE

Our top-notch Editorial, Product Management, Marketing, and Sales teams are here for you.

At SAGE, we recognize that our authors and editors are among our most important assets, and we are committed to developing strong and flexible partnerships which offers the following benefits:

Journals Permissions

In general, reusing or reproducing substantial portions of Sage Publishing content requires permission. This includes use of text, figures, tables, multimedia content, and any other material published by Sage. In some instances, Sage may make its content freely viewable; however, such material may require permission for reuse. To seek permission, please review the information below.

Editor Resources

As the Editor of a Sage Publishing journal, you play a key role in the advancement of knowledge and understanding in your field. Sage, as the world’s leading independent academic publisher, is a values driven organisation, focused on the selection, shaping, curation and dissemination of high quality research outputs; your work as Editor is central to what we do. 

Funding Your Open Access Research

Open access publishing is an author pays model, in which the published research is freely accessible to all. The cost to publish varies per journal and you can learn more about the Article Processing Charge (APC) for each journal in their submission guidelines.

Learn more about open access at Sage

Types of funding

Browser Support

As a general guideline, Sage provides physical testing in the browsers and versions listed below. However, not all tests are performed on physical devices, which could impact the display of our website on certain browser versions. With this in mind, the following browsers and versions are the minimum supported, as core browsers for all Sage Publications website products. These browsers account for 90% of the global browser market share, both desktop and mobile statistics combined.

 

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