期刊名称：LEARNED PUBLISHING ISSN： 0953-1513 出版频率： Quarterly 出版社： WILEY, 111 RIVER ST, HOBOKEN, USA, NJ, 07030-5774 期刊网址： http://www.alpsp.org/journal.htm 影响因子： 1.053(2015年) 0.919(2014年) 1.037(2013年) 1.182 (2012年) 0.887(2011年) 主题范畴： INFORMATION SCIENCE & LIBRARY SCIENCE 期刊简介(About the journal)    投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)    编辑部信息(Editorial Board)    About the journal Learned Publishing is a major international journal, packed with the latest ideas and informed opinion to help you maximise new opportunities. The journal publishes 6-7 informed, topical articles in each issue plus reports on major initiatives and developments in the industry from around the world. Editorials, peer-reviewed research and other articles, personal views and book reviews cover all the major issues facing the world of academic publishing today. Its readers are not-for-profit and commercial publishers worldwide and members of other professions involved with scholarly publishing ' librarians, academic authors and teachers, and subscription agents ' as well as printers and other suppliers of services to book and journal publishers. Instructions to Authors "Learned Publishing gets my work expeditiously into print with class, courtesy and style . I am full of appreciation. It is also a beautiful publication." David Gordon Wilson, Massachusetts Institute of Technology "My article arose out of an invitation from the editor ¡­ members of the editorial staff were responsible for the initiation of this project, and they provided very helpful constructive criticisms of early drafts (much more helpful than many of the comments that I've received from conventional peer reviewers in the past!)." Jim Till, University of Toronto The Editor of Learned Publishing welcome articles, short opinion pieces, comments and letters on all aspects of academic publishing. Articles should generally be between 2,000 and 5,000 words, with an abstract of not more than 150 words. ALPSP copyright policy Authors are asked to sign a Licence to Publish which allows them to retain copyright. A copy of this licence is available from the Editor, may be viewed at Licence to Publish [PDF], and is printed in Learned Publishing 2000:13(2) Apr, 74. Copy deadlines Issue Deadline January 1 October April 2 January July 1 April October 1 July Care in preparation can help to speed up processing times. Authors are requested to read the following guidelines before submitting their work. Presentation of material Type material in Word, double spaced, leaving wide margins. Type subheadings on separate lines, full left, underlined (not in capitals). Do not format or right justify text. 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Spelling Follow the Oxford English Dictionary (-ize when optional) Editorial Board Editors    Robert Welham (UK) editor@alpsp.org Alma Wills (US) us-editor@alpsp.org Kaufman Wills Group LLC, USA     Reviews Editor    Charles Oppenheim reviews-editor@alpsp.org Department of Information Science, Loughborough University       Advised by    Bernard Donovan President ALPSP Sally Morris Chief Executive ALPSP Alex Williamson British Medical Association, Chair ALPSP              Editorial Board        Vivian Bone Consultant Editor for Journals, Edinburgh University Press, UK Mike Casey Now Publishers, The Netherlands Sue Corbett Science/Academic Journals Director, Blackwell Publishing, Oxford, UK John Cox Publishing Consultant, John Cox Associates, UK Isabel Czech ISI Thomson, USA Colin Day  Publisher, Hong Kong University Press, Hong Kong SAR, China Mark Doyle Assistant Director, Journal Information Systems, The American Physical Society David Goodman Associate Professor, Palmer University School of Library and Information Science, Long Island University Toby Green Head of Dissemination and Marketing, OECD Publishing, France Michael J Held Executive Director, The Rockefeller University Press Shaun Hobbs Database Publishing Director, CAB International, UK Bill Kasdorf President, Impressions Book and Journal Services, Inc. Doug Lafrenier American Institute of Physics Maurice Long Publishing Consultant to the WHO HINARI Programme, UK Cliff Morgan Planning and Development Director, John Wiley & Sons Ltd, UK Charles Oppenheim* Department of Information Science, Loughborough University, UK Sue Pandit Dean of School, University of the Arts London, UK Mark Robertson President, Blackwell Publishing Asia, Australia/Japan Fytton Rowland* Department of Information Science, Loughborough University, UK Keith Silver Strategic Sales Manager, Elsevier, UK Karen Shashok Translator and Editorial Consultant, Spain Jane Smith Deputy Editor, British Medical Journal, UK Colin Steele Emeritus Fellow, The Australian National University, Australia Rollo Turner Consultant and Secretary-General, Association of Subscription Agents, UK Craig Van Dyck Vice President, Operations Scientific, Technical, and Medical Publishing John Wiley & Sons Inc Leo Walford Associate Director Journal Publishing, Sage Publications, UK Helen Zhang Journals Director, Zhejiang University Press, China