Taylor & Francis
Taylor & Francis Group is a British academic publisher offering REST APIs for searching and accessing journal articles, books, metadata, and bibliographic records from over 2,700 Taylor & Francis and Routledge publications. Their API surfaces include content download APIs for books and chapters, KBART holdings automation for library systems, COUNTER 5 SUSHI usage reporting, and text and data mining access for institutional subscribers across humanities, social sciences, science, technology, and medicine.
Taylor & Francis publishes 4 APIs on the APIs.io network. Tagged areas include Academic, Books, Journals, Metadata, and Publishing.
Taylor & Francis’ developer surface includes developer portal, authentication, getting-started guide, support, and 8 more developer resources.
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APIs 4
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Taylor & Francis Content API
The Taylor & Francis Content API provides programmatic access to eBook and chapter downloads from the taylorfrancis.com platform. Using DOI-based identifiers, institutional subs...
Taylor & Francis KBART Holdings API
The Taylor & Francis KBART Holdings API enables library management systems to automatically retrieve and synchronise institutional journal and eBook entitlements. Librarians gen...
Taylor & Francis SUSHI / COUNTER 5 API
Taylor & Francis Online supports automated harvesting of COUNTER Release 5 usage statistics via the SUSHI protocol. Institutional library administrators can retrieve Title, Data...
Taylor & Francis Text and Data Mining API
Taylor & Francis provides API-based text and data mining access to subscribed and open-access content for non-commercial research purposes. Institutions notify Taylor & Francis ...
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