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During 2009 the journals listed below are moving to Cambridge University Press and will be available electronically on Cambridge Journals Online, the online journal delivery platform of Cambridge University Press.

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Select Journal Title First Cambridge Issue Previous Publisher Electronic ISSN
Antiquaries Journals Volume 89, Issue 1 in March 2009 Maney Publishers 1758-5309
Canadian Journal on Ageing Volume 28, Issue 1 in 2009 University of Toronto Press 1710-1107
Dialogue: Canadian Philosophical Review Volume 48, Issue 1 in march 2009 Wilfrid Laurier University Press 1759-0949
Journal of Anglican Studies Volume 7 in May 2009 SAGE 1745-5278
Journal of Financial and Quantitative Analysis Volume 44, Issue 1 in February 2009 University of Washington Foster School of Business Administration 1756-6916
Journal of Policy History Volume 21, Issue 1 in January 2009 John Hopkins University press 1528-4190
World Politics Volume 61, Issue 1 in January 2009 Johns Hopkins University Press 1086-3338

 
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