New Economics Books

A wide ranged Editor Selection of economic books published within the last 3 months by the publishers (for now; Edward Elgar, Springer, and World Scientific) which are reached out “the consensus of no copyright infringement exists” could be found under this title. Afterwards, JEL will continue to publish the economic books published within the last 3 months as listing them in its quarter edition. This is expected to enable the journal readers to follow the related literature and be aware of the new books. The list will continue to expand as accepting the books of new co-operated publishers and personal applications. The list order is organized according to book titles’ alphabetic priority

New Economics Books

A wide ranged Editor Selection of economic books published within the last 3 months by the publishers (for now; Cambridge University Press, Edward Elgar, Elsevier, MIT Press, Palgrave MacMillan, Springer, Wiley, and World Scientific) which are reached out “the consensus of no copyright infringement exists” could be found under this title. Afterwards, JEL will continue to publish the economic books published within the last 3 months as listing them in its quarter edition. This is expected to enable the journal readers to follow the related literature and be aware of the new books. The list will continue to expand as accepting the books of new co-operated publishers and personal applications. The list order is organized according to book titles’ alphabetic priority

Scientific Periodicals : The Philosophical Transactions and the Edinburgh Medical Journal

Peer reviewe

Changing portrayals of medicine and patients in eighteenth-century medical writing : Lexical bundles in Public Health, Methods, and case studies

Peer reviewe

Towards new knowledge : The corpus of Late Modern English Medical Texts

Peer reviewe

Manual to the LMEMT corpus

Peer reviewe

Public health

Peer reviewe

Sociohistorical and cultural context of Late Modern English Medical Texts

Peer reviewe

Article, Readers\u27 Voice from Library Journal

Article from Library Journal following December 15th issue of 1960. Includes part 1 of a letter written by Ruth Brown, Librarian, Sterling Public Library, Sterling, Colorado. Public libraries must be integrated and the ALA and all librarians must take a stand. With each passing year it may become more difficult. Public libraries must not compel the Supreme Court to hand down another decision, but must make freedom to read an actual fact in the United States