Publishers

Publisher house rules, each with its source.

Many journals inherit submission rules from their publisher. These are the rules we hold for 19 publishers, covering 13,380 Scopus-active journals. Each rule says whether it was read on the publisher’s own pages or on one journal’s guide.

Elsevier

2,622 journals · 8 house rules, 4 read on its own pages

Springer Nature

2,507 journals · 9 house rules, none read on its own pages yet

Taylor & Francis

2,344 journals · 8 house rules, none read on its own pages yet

Wiley

1,742 journals · 4 house rules, all read on its own pages

SAGE

1,205 journals · 6 house rules, all read on its own pages

Wolters Kluwer

483 journals · 2 house rules, all read on its own pages

IEEE

428 journals · 10 house rules, all read on its own pages

Emerald

386 journals · 4 house rules, all read on its own pages

Cambridge University Press

378 journals · 6 house rules, all read on its own pages

MDPI

363 journals · 3 house rules, all read on its own pages

Inderscience

230 journals · 5 house rules, all read on its own pages

Frontiers

160 journals · 2 house rules, all read on its own pages

Bentham

117 journals · 9 house rules, all read on its own pages

Karger

90 journals · 2 house rules, all read on its own pages

IOP Publishing

87 journals · 2 house rules, 1 read on its own pages

ACS

86 journals · 1 house rule, all read on its own pages

IGI Global

75 journals · 4 house rules, all read on its own pages

BMJ

63 journals · 5 house rules, all read on its own pages

AMA

14 journals · 1 house rule, none read on its own pages yet

Why a publisher and not a journal

A rule a publisher sets once reaches every journal it publishes. Where a journal states its own rule, that one wins and we use it instead; these pages are what applies when it does not. A rule read on a single journal’s guide is shown as inferred, and a check never treats it as a blocker.

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