Oñati International Series in Law and Society

The Oñati International Series in Law and Society is a prestigious book series that was established in 1996, first with Ashgate and, nowadays, with Bloomsbury-Hart. They are edited volumes of original research and theory in the socio-legal field.

Open Access:

Hart offers two routes to make content available in Open Access:

• Open access publication (‘gold open access’): The full eBook is made freely available on the Bloomsbury Collections platform under a Creative Commons licence that allows free access, sharing and re-use (the extent of re-use depends on the licence). Typically Hart will levy a book processing charge (BPC) – usually paid by your funder sponsor or institution – to cover costs of publication.

• Self-archiving (‘green open access’): If your book is published under standard (non-open access) terms, you can make a chapter freely available by archiving a digital copy in your funder or institution’s repository or social sharing site six months after publication. This can be deposited as an Accepted Manuscript or as the final Version of Record. Hart asks that when depositing your chapter you provide a link to the book’s web page on the Hart website.  Ahead of archiving your chapter on an institutional or subject repository please ensure that you have completed and returned this form to claire.weatherhead@bloomsbury.com. You can find more information here.