University
of Toronto Press is pleased to announce the launch of six new online
journals for 2008. Joining the Canadian Journal on Aging, Canadian
Public Policy, the Canadian Journal of Criminology and Criminal Justice,
the Canadian Modern Language Review, Seminar: a journal of Germanic
Studies, Genocide Studies and Prevention, the Canadian Historical
Review, Cartographica, the Journal of Scholarly Publishing, and the
University of Toronto Quarterly are:
-Canadian
Review of American Studies
-Modern Drama
-Eighteenth-Century Fiction
-INFOR: Information Systems and Operational Research
-SIMILE: Studies In Media & Information Literacy Education
-University of Toronto Law Journal
In addition
to these new journals, Seminar: a Journal of Germanic Studies will
include the complete back file in 2008. Contact Anne
Marie Corrigan at 416
667-7838 for more information.
To ensure
preservation and continued access into the future, Library and Archives
Canada will provide the archive for all ten electronic journals.
UTP
Journals Online has all the features that users and librarians
look for in an electronic resource. In particular, we offer readers
full searching (full text, Boolean, relevancy ranking, and persistent
keyword searching), quick searching (single field, single button,
automatic recognition of ISSN and DOI), advanced searching (citation
text, publication, subjects, or content types), search results (summaries,
dimensional navigation, abstracts, citation or tabular results, search
within results, filter selected items), parent list navigation, publication
metadata, TOC alerting, forward reference linking, and link exports.
For librarians, we simplify access management, linking, and usage
reporting with powerful yet easy-to-use administration tools. Support
for established and emerging standards, such as OpenURL and COUNTER
enable seamless integration with existing library systems.
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