Sentences with phrase «journal content»

In the meantime, along with many SLAW readers and contributors I have been missing the excellent Current Law Journal Content service offered by the Washington and Lee Law Lbrary.

NOTICE: The Washington and Lee Current Law Journal Content service that was providing data for this page has stopped publication.

Brochure content may be provided by All - Star Tax Series, LLC and reprinted by Edward Jones with permission from All - Star Tax Series, LLC; The Connection journal content is provided by CCH, a Wolters Kluwer business.

If you are an ACOG Fellow and have not logged in or registered to Obstetrics & Gynecology, please follow these step - by - step instructions to access journal content with your member subscription.

In the unlikely event of an earthquake or other unforeseen scenario that might otherwise limit access to Science online journals content, it will remain protected and available, via the CLOCKSS network.

Himmelstein's recent analysis showed that Sci - Hub contains 98.8 % of the ACS» scholarly content and 85 % of all paywalled journal content hosted on the registry Crossref.

Local editions provide an excellent opportunity to disseminate important research to healthcare professionals who may not otherwise have access to medical Journal content.

Evolving expectations for journal content, combined with the strong partnership of Wiley and The Physiological Society, will provide a wealth of opportunity for the journals ahead.

There are other service providers such as Atypon, EBSCO, Ingenta, and HighWire Press that provide online access to journal content through web browser interfaces.

Subscribe to regular updates of all ABA Journal content in your news reader.

The JSTOR collections are only available to subscribers, though CRL has recently made pre-1923 «Early Journal Content» available to the public for free.

Those who don't always have easy access to the big commercial databases might like to be reminded of the useful free service provided by the Washington & Lee Law School's Current Law Journal Content, where the tables of contents of nearly 1600 journals are indexed.

Like many of my North American colleagues, I keep up with new law journal articles by subscribing to alerts from Current Law Journal Content (CLJC), the free table of contents service published by the Washington & Lee School of Law Library and the University of Texas Tarlton Law Library.

CrossRef members promise to assign DOIs to their current journal content (and are encouraged to do so for other types of content and older content), and they ALSO promise to link their references.

For example, the chapter on Legal Periodicals contains detailed information on searching periodicals indexes and full text articles, and mentions current awareness tools for new articles, such as Tarlton Law Library Contents Pages from Law Reviews and Other Scholarly Journals and Washington & Lee Law School Current Law Journal Content.

In addition, the Yearbook is indexed and abstracted in the following: CSA Sociological Abstracts, Canadian Association of Learned Journals, Current Law Index, Current Law Journal Content, Index to Canadian Legal Literature, Index to Legal Periodicals and Books, IndexMaster, CPI - Q, Hein On - Line, LegalTrac, Lexis - Nexis, Quicklaw, Ulrich's Periodicals Directory, Westlaw & Wilson Web.

Use the simple Search box at the top of the page or the Advanced Search linked from the top of the page to find book and journal content.