What is Open Access?

Open Access (OA) is a publishing model that enables unrestricted online access to research outputs, ensuring that anyone can read and utilize these works without financial or legal barriers. This model applies to a wide range of published materials, including peer-reviewed and non-peer-reviewed journal articles, conference papers, theses, book chapters, and monographs. At Walnut Academia, we offer an ideal platform for authors to publish their work in an Open Access format, including books, edited volumes, journals, PhD theses, monographs, and conference proceedings. By choosing Open Access, you contribute to the dissemination of knowledge and promote greater visibility for your research within the global academic community.

Why Open Access?

Access to general public

Enables higher citation and usage

Higher discoverability

Wider collaboration

Benefits of Open Access publishing:

Open access makes scholarly research available to all

It ensures knowledge gets disseminated to a wider audience

Open access enables wider reuse of research ideas

Open access reduces the burden of library budgets

Myth: If you publish in open access, author doesn't get any royalty.

Fact: In open access authors get royalty from the sales proceeds of the print copies. With Walnut Academia authors receive 100% profit share. Open Access is only applicable for ebook.

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