"Journal titles" refers to the names or titles given to scientific or academic publications or magazines where researchers and experts publish their studies and findings. Full definition
This can only discourage, for example, the intellectual innovation and breakthrough that often lead to the development of new journal titles; it can only reduce the public reach of research. (slaw.ca)
A recent op - ed in the Wall Street Journal titled In Defense of Carbon Dioxide» suggests climate change isn't a problem because plants need CO2 to grow. (treehugger.com)
Another listing is maintained by the Supreme Court of Canada Library in Journal Titles A-Z. (legalresearch.org)