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Subject:JSTOR Current Scholarship Program Announces 2014 Catalog and Pricing
From:Shawn Herman <Shawn.Herman@ithaka.org>
Date:Fri, 31 May 2013 13:19:58 -0400
**Please excuse cross-posting**
Six New Publishers and 38 New Titles Join for 2014
JSTOR is pleased to announce that the 2014 catalog and price list for the Current Scholarship Program (CSP) are now available online at
http://about.jstor.org/content/about-current-journals.
JSTOR is again pleased to offer complimentary e-access for the remainder of 2013 for new 2014 subscription orders received by September 1, 2013. Complimentary 2014 e-access is not available for journals that are new to the program for 2014.
Please contact participation@jstor.org for more details.
The Current Scholarship Program, which integrates current journals alongside archival content on the JSTOR platform, continues to grow steadily since its launch in 2011. A total of 269 titles, 38 of them new to the program, will be available
for the 2014 subscription year. Forty-four leading publishers are participating in the 2014 program, and we anticipate additional journals will be added for the 2014 subscription year.
The 2014 program will also feature two open access titles:
Textual Cultures, from Indiana University Press, and
Signs and Society,
from The University of Chicago Press.
Institutions may subscribe to current journals in the Current Scholarship Program as single titles, discounted
publisher packages,
discipline collections, or the discounted
Complete Current Scholarship Collection. All current issues prices are set by participating publishers, and some publishers and titles offer pricing tiered according to JSTOR classifications.
Orders can be placed directly with JSTOR or via your subscription agent. JSTOR also offers reserve accounts, which institutions may use to set aside funds for later allocation to JSTOR offerings. Institutions interested in setting up a reserve account with
end-of-year funds can contact participation@jstor.org for more information.
The Current Scholarship Program welcomes six new publishers for 2014:
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Eastern Group Psychotherapy Society
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Harrassowitz Verlag
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International Centre for Trade Union Rights
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Michigan State University Press
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Pluto Journals
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Wayne State University Press
New journals are also available for 2014 from the following participating publishers:
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American Society of International Law
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Pennsylvania State University Press
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University of California Press
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The University of Chicago Press
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University of Nebraska Press
For more information, please contact
participation@jstor.org.
About the Current Scholarship Program
The Current Scholarship Program (CSP) provides access to more than 260 high-quality current titles from 44 leading publishers, linking current journals with archival content on JSTOR’s trusted platform. JSTOR is one of the most heavily used and relied-upon
research and teaching platforms for academic libraries, helping scholars to discover, use, and build upon a wide range of academic content.
The Current Scholarship Program was a direct response to the needs of the communities JSTOR serves. It was created to help presses, scholarly associations, libraries, faculty, and students benefit from investment in a shared technology
platform and related services to support the publication, dissemination, and use of new scholarship.
JSTOR and its participating publishers share a mission to advance fair and sustainable models that promote the widest possible dissemination of scholarly research.
For more information, visit
http://about.jstor.org/content/about-current-journals.