News from Duke University Press Journals
11/21/2008 | Duke University Press invites you to celebrate the launch of the Social Text Book Series.
7/1/2008 | Project Euclid announces new pricing model for Euclid Prime collection | download pdf
7/1/2008 | Duke University Press announces three additions to its journals list: Small Axe, Novel, and Comparative Literature | download pdf
7/1/2008 | Neuro-Oncology’s ISI Impact Factor rises to 5.806 | download pdf
6/16/2008 | Project Euclid appoints Mira Waller as Project Manager | download pdf
4/11/2008 | Cornell University Library and Duke University Press announce partnership; Duke to provide enhanced services for Project Euclid | download pdf
1/8/2008 | Over thirty years of back content for the Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law now available online and free to current subscribers | download pdf
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New pricing model for Euclid Prime introduced
Project Euclid, the premier online information community for mathematics
and statistics resources from independent and society publishers, has
introduced a new pricing model for its Euclid Prime collection. Based
on the successful model used by the e-Duke Journals Scholarly Collection,
the new Euclid Prime pricing features a tiered discounting structure based
on Carnegie classifications.
For more information, please download
the full press release.
Addition of three new titles to the 2009 journals
list
Three titles—Small Axe: A Caribbean Journal of Criticism,
Comparative Literature, and Novel: A Forum on Fiction—have
been added to our journals list for 2009.
For more information, including information about these titles, their
starting dates, and online access, please download
the full press release.
Neuro-Oncology’s ISI Impact Factor rises
to 5.806
Thomson’s ISI Journal Citation Report has assigned Neuro-Oncology
an improved ISI Impact Factor of 5.806 for 2007. The newly improved rating
places Neuro-Oncology sixth among all ranked clinical neurology
journals and sixteenth among other oncology journals. For more information,
please visit www.dukeupress.edu/neuro-oncology.
Cornell University Library and Duke University Press announce partnership; Duke to provide enhanced services for Project Euclid
In a publishing agreement that reaches across boundaries by bringing together a leading U.S. academic research library and one of the nation’s outstanding university presses, Cornell University Library and Duke University Press have established a joint venture to expand and enhance the services of Project Euclid, the premier online information community for mathematics and statistics resources from independent publishers.
For more information, please download the press release.
Over thirty years of back content for the Journal
of Health Politics, Policy and Law now available online and free
to current subscribers
Duke University Press is pleased to announce that over thirty years of
back content for the Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law
is now available online for the first time on HighWire at jhppl.dukejournals.org.
Current subscribers can access the content of more than 190 issues—from
the very first issue of the journal, originally published in 1976, to
the current issue—for free as part of their paid subscription.
For more information, please download the full press
release.
e-Duke Journals Scholarly Collection
The e-Duke Journals Scholarly Collection includes online access to thirty Duke humanities and social science journals. For more information, please visit the e-Duke Journals Scholarly Collection page.
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