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Taylor & Francis Group and Haworth Press
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- Date: Thu, 20 Dec 2007 20:42:08 EST
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Taylor & Francis Group and Haworth Press Abingdon, 19 December 2007 Taylor & Francis Group is delighted to welcome Haworth Press journals and books to its publishing portfolio following the acquisition of Haworth Press on September 14th, 2007. Haworth Press' list of social, behavioral and environmental science titles are an excellent complement to the existing strengths of Routledge and Taylor & Francis in these areas. Our editorial team is very much looking forward to the continued development of the Haworth journal titles in these fields. Titles focussing on medicine will become part of the journal portfolio of our sister company, Informa Healthcare.* The Haworth list boasts a range of well-regarded library science journal titles. These will be merged with the Routledge imprint, and will continue to be nurtured as key resources for the information science community. The Haworth list is also particularly strong in the areas of social work and LBGT studies. Highlights of the list include Homosexual Studies, Journal of Social Service Research, and Social Work in Health Care. Our electronic platform, informaworld, will allow these titles to thrive in an online environment. Haworth's Publisher & Editor-in-Chief, Bill Cohen, commented on the acquisition: "...in order to grow, Haworth needed a consistently creative internet platform that could compete successfully with other platforms of major houses. informaworld at Taylor & Francis was most attractive in this sense. It is a resplendent hosting service, interweaving core journals along with eBooks, abstract databases, and reference works of historic importance. The stability of a prodigious international publishing house also adds an important dimension in regard to digital permanency." View a full list of Haworth Press journal titles at: http://www.haworthpress.com/journals/ Transferring your subscriptions We plan to transfer Haworth Press journal titles during the course of 2008, and will update subscribers throughout this process. Below is our plan for the transfer: Renewals: 2008 renewals were distributed by Haworth Press. Existing customers will be able to resubscribe to Haworth sales models which will remain the same through 2008.Taylor & Francis Group will administer 2009 renewals. Customer Service will be available via Haworth Press until March 2008. See www.haworthpress.com/contact/default.asp for contact details. After this point, Customer Service will be available from Taylor & Francis Group. See www.tandf.co.uk/journals/contact.asp for your local Customer Service contact. Electronic Access will continue at the Haworth Press website www.haworthpress.com throughout 2008. Taylor & Francis Group will migrate these titles to informaworld during the course of 2008. >From 2009, the informaworld platform will host the Haworth Press list. ******************************* About Taylor & Francis Group Taylor & Francis Group is a leading international academic publisher, specialising in journals, books, encyclopedia and abstract databases to distribute quality information and knowledge. Contact details: Jennifer McMillan, Library Marketing Manager, Taylor & Francis Group, 4 Park Square, Milton Park, Abingdon OX14 4RN Jennifer.McMillan@tandf.co.uk www.informaworld.com *Please contact Kevin.Steiner@informausa.com for further details on the transfer of Haworth Press titles to Informa Healthcare.
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