Cambridge University Press is a non-profit organization affiliated to the University of Cambridge. Founded in 1534, it is one of the oldest and largest university presses in the world. Cambridge University Press publishes about 1,700 academic books every year. In 2020, the number of journals will reach more than 410. Authors are spread all over the world and have published monographs for more than 70 Nobel Prize winners.

Cambridge University Press supports open research, and is committed to exploring the potential of high-quality research, and actively promoting a more influential, academic community-oriented, diversified, and efficient open research future. In order to realize this vision, Cambridge University Press continues to explore sustainable development models and projects, supports the creation and development of new open access journals, and has continued to promote the transformation of journals from a traditional model to an open access model since 2019.

In addition, Cambridge University Press publishes open access e-books. These books cover multiple disciplines such as law, literature, life sciences, politics, etc. Readers can access all the contents of these books online without paying any fees, and without any certificate permission.

Please refer to the attachment for the included periodicals and e-books.

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