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On the following pages, you may find information about Sage's Publishing Policies:

Librarians and information professionals are an integral part of the academic community, and a key partner of Sage. Together, we are committed to navigating the challenges of our changing scholarly landscape to ensure that we best support the scholarship of the future.

For technical support for Sage's online products, please contact onlinesupportus@sagepub.com

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Here you’ll find all the information you need to support your teaching, whether it’s locating the ideal textbook or supplemental material, ordering an inspection copy, or contacting your local representative for one-to-one advice.  Search our exciting range of teaching and learning resources to find the perfect materials for your course and students.

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Explore Sage's current Spain Open Access Deals and click the links below to find out more:

Students at the University of Hull get 30% off SAGE books with free delivery to the UK.

To get your discount, just add your books to the cart and use the code UKST20HULL at checkout*.

Welcome to the Sage’s Counselling and Psychotherapy training provider hub, where you can access our toolkit of support tailored to the needs of training institutions. Here, you can curate your bespoke collection of titles, or choose from our suggested lists. With the freedom to choose digital or physical books too, you have total control over your collections. We offer:

Sage was one of the first major publishers to embrace the open access mode of free access with licencing allowing liberal reuse of articles. Many funding bodies and institutions now require that the work they support is made publicly available through a suitable repository.