IJB and the Thomson Scientific Journal Citation Index
Kingston Press is pleased to announce that the International Journal of Bilingualism has been selected for coverage in Thomson Scientific's products, including the Journal Citation Index, as from Volume 11, Number 1, 2007. Thomson Scientific was formerly known as the Institute for Scientific Information (ISI) and publishes a range of citation indices. The official impact figures of the International Journal of Bilingualism will be available as from 2008.
May, 2007
"International Journal of Bilingualism"
-Change of editorial seat:
Please address submissions and enquiries to:
Professor Li Wei,
School of Languages, Linguistics & Culture,
Birkbeck, University of London,
43 Gordon Square,
Bloomsbury,
London WC1H 0PD,
U.K.
August, 2003
Kingston Press to participate in the
ALPSP Learned Journal Collection
Kingston Press Ltd. is delighted to confirm its participation in the ALPSP Learned Journal Collection (ALJC) as from 2004.
The ALJC is a project of the Association of Learned and Professional Society Publishers (ALPSP) in cooperation with Swets Blackwell and Extenza, which enables smaller (and, indeed, medium-sized) publishers to sell more effectively to consortia and other large customers by including their journals in a single package, organised and sold on their behalf by Swets Blackwell with a single umbrella contract, pricing model and delivery platform ("Swets Wise online content"). The ALJC consists of 247 quality titles from 25 publishers. As well as the Full Collection of 247 titles, consortia and individual libraries may also purchase three discipline-specific collections in the areas of Medicine and Life Science, Science and Technology, and the Humanities and Social Science. Further information is available on the website, here
or from the ALJC Sales Agent, Swets Blackwell, on info@alpsp-collection.org.
January 2002
Journals are now available on-line!
Kingston Press are pleased to announce that articles appearing in both 'Language and Speech' and 'The International Journal of Bilingualism' are available on-line through this web site.
This additional service is currently offered FREE to all payed-up print subscribers, commencing with Volume 42 of 'L&S' and Volume 3 of the 'IJB'. We sincerely hope that this service will greatly increase the usefulness and usability of our publications.
Features of this service include 'live linking' to papers in other prominent publications on-line, and where appropriate, to helpful data such as sound files. Both subscribers and non-subscribers alike can choose to purchase individual articles to download for a nominal fee payable on-line.
Click the menu entry for the Journal of your choice to find out more.
