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The article discusses the 70th anniversary of the publication of the journal with the legacy of publishing the articles on technological change, globalization, union and non-union employment relations, changing labor market policies, and greater levels of inequality within countries. It mentions the article "Contesting Firm Boundaries: Institutions, Cost Structures, and the Politics of Externalization" from Virginia Doellgast and others published in May 2016 issue on labor–management.

El artículo discurre sobre las celebraciones del 25 aniversario de la "Revista de EGA," que tuvieron lugar el 16 de mayo de 2019 en Valencia, España.

Se presenta una introducción en la que el autor reflexiona sobre el 25 aniversario de la revista "Arqueología Mexicana."

El artículo presenta un editorial en el que el autor reflexiona sobre la historia de la "Revista EGA" desde su fundación hace 25 años. Comenta sobre el primer número de la revista publicada en 1993 y discurre sobre la proliferación de artículos entregados, la cual resultó en la decisión de publicar un tercer número anual en 2017. También se considera el legado de la revista en el mundo arquitectónico.

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The article offers information on the 101st anniversary of "The High School Journal" and it celebrates its milestone and reflects on its longevity and contemplates its future. It recalls its original issues that were published at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with two key purposes, such as to improve the quality of teaching in the high schools of the state and to examine the form and function of the high school, especially in regards to how best to meet the needs of democracy.

This article reflects on the 40th anniversary of the first publication of the journal "Revista Interamericana de Bibliotecología." The author comments on the focus of the journal on such topics as library science, information science, and archives management. The history of the publication of the journal, beginning in 1978, is also examined.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses articles in the special anniversary issue on topics including applying the art and science of nursing to practice, workplaces, and our lives, transforming nursing education to practice, and medical care delivery model based on the nurse-patient relationship.

The article discusses the 40th anniversary of the journal, which was established in 1977 with a vision for an international scholarly that covers a range of issues focused on consumer in the marketplace. Topics include the evolution of the editorial team, the use of special issues and emerging topics in consumer policy, and the analysis of citation to describe subjects that influenced the literature. Outlook for the journal is also offered.

An introduction to the bilingual journal's anniversary edition is presented in which the author discusses several articles within on topics including the journal's past and future and the publishing of political science research in the French language.

The article offers updates about the journal including a piece by John Gooch and Amos Perlmutter in the first issue, the death of 2005 Nobel Prize in Economics awardee Thomas Schelling on December 13, 2016 and the 40th anniversary of the journal.

The 50th anniversary of an academic journal of philosophy in Spanish is an occasion for refl ecting on its past accomplishments and reconsidering its role in the near future. To be philosopher and do philo sophy in the 21st century it is necessary to dedicate oneself to the integration of thought and life and to learn how to share this work with others. The technological changes that are now transforming the world of academic publication portend a future in which a wide audience can be reached with relative ease. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article offers information on anniversary issue of the periodical that completes 50 years in publication. Topics include observation of changes in global context related to regional studies management; impact of the 2008 financial crisis over enhancement of growth in several regions that leads to reduction in hyper-globalization; inhibition of foreign direct investment that provokes resurgence of industries; and concerns related to regional development along with infrastructure upgradation.

The article discusses the 90th anniversary of the magazine in 2016 and explores the issues and events published in the magazine from 1926, including about New Mexico in the World War I, Spanish folklore in the state, and the U.S. Army's experiment with a camel corps.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses the celebration of the 80th anniversary of Professor and Editor-in-Chief Simeon Oka and the 20th anniversary of the publication of the journal.

The author offers information on the journal regarding its 100th anniversary. She presents an overview about the working of the journal in previous years like its editing, reflection on studies of foreign and second languages, and adopting a multilingual perspective. Topics discussed include conferences of American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL) and Modern Language Association of America (MLA); list of editors; and contributions to the anniversary issue of the journal.

For this 20th anniversary issue of the Journal of Higher Education Outreach and Engagement, 11 articles were selected through a Delphi survey of editorial board members. A review of these articles reflects the evolution of the field of outreach and community engagement and maturation of the "scholarship of engagement."In particular, the 3 major shifts can be noted: a shift in terminology, a shift from program institutionalization to institutional transformation, and a shift from simple lists and practices to more integrated and complex frameworks and modeling. The review reveals that such journals play an important role in archiving and documenting as well as stimulating and advancing theory, practice, and policy related to higher education community engagement and scholarship. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The Asian Affairs Journal is 100 years old this year. This article charts the history of the Journal from its origins in 1914 as the regular journal of the Central Asian Society (later the Royal Central Asian Society and then the RSAA). It discusses the Journal's origins, its relationship with the RSAA, its developing role and form as the interests of the Society changed and developed in reaction to the two World Wars and the decline of Empire, and looks at some of the contributors of the Journal in its earlier period. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This article reflects on the 20th anniversary of the publication of "Humanitas." The author comments on the commemoration of the journal on November 12, 2015 in the Salón de Honor (Hall of Honor) at the Casa Central building at the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile (Pontifical Catholic University of Chile). A brief introduction to this issue is also presented.

This article presents the text of a speech given by Jaime Antúnez Aldunate, the director of the journal "Humanitas" on the occasion of its 20th anniversary. He reflects on his personal history working for the periodical and relates his hopes for the journal's future. The content that gets published in "Humanitas," which focuses on the activities of the Catholic Church, is also examined.

A historic review (fundamentally centered in Spain, but with multiple references to other international fields) of the evaluation process of scientific production has been carried out, mainly of periodicals. Available alternatives have also been analyzed after a turbulent period that has seen varied instruments for journal revision disappear. Finally, some of the tendencies and necessities in the field of scientific publication evaluation that will presumably mark the future development of future instruments and procedures are identified. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

In this article, the author offers information on the 50th anniversary of the publication of the periodical as of 2015 and mentions the changing of the format of the periodical from a magazine to a scholarly journal in 1990. She mentions the contributions of Alan Medlin and Professor Robert M. Wilcox as the associate editors of the periodical from 1990-1997 for creating the selection process for student editors and publicized the journal among law students at the University of South Carolina.

In this article, the author offers information on the 50th anniversary of the publication of the periodical as of 2015 and mentions the enhancement in his editing skills during his tenure as editor of the periodical from 2006-2013. He mentions that the benefit of involvement of the Professional Editors in Chief from academics and concerns related to the professional editorial board. He also mentions the publication of Real Estate Finance Opinion Report by American bar Association (ABA).

In this article, the author offers information on the 50th anniversary of the publication of the periodical as of 2015 and discusses his memories as the associate editor and professional editor-in-chief (EIC) of the periodical. He mentions his first official responsibility to work with law school students and the selection of the student editors. He also acknowledges professional editors Amy Morris Hess and Robert M. Wilcox for their support in editing process.

An introduction is presented in which the author talks about the interior design profession, the 40th anniversary issue of the journal, and the journal's contribution in educating graduate and undergraduate students.

An essay is presented on 20 years for the journal "Party Politics". It analyzes the keywords and indexes used over the last two decades, mentions the reason to attach keywords for articles and how they developed a policy to assign keywords. It presents diagram and graph on the keywords used like countries, parties and interest group.

An introduction is provided which discusses the 50th anniversary of the journal and comments on the topics in the special issue (derived from reprinted articles from past issues), including root canal geometry, apical periodontitis treatment and endodontic leakage.

El artículo discurre sobre el 25 aniversario de la revista "Debate Feminista." La autora comenta sobre sus experiencias personales trabajando por la revista desde 1986. También se considera el rol de Marta Lamas, feminista mexicana y directora de la revista, en su fundación y desarrollo.

An introduction is presented in which the editor discusses the self-reflective review of contemporary semiotics through collective interviews, the articles that can be unified using the phrase "semiotics of culture extended," and the journal's 50 years of existence.

This article discusses the 30th anniversary of the journal "Estudios: Filosofía, Historia, Letras." The author reflects on the content of the journal, which focuses on such subjects as humanism, educational philosophy, and culture. The importance and influence of the journal on Mexican and Latin American society is also examined.

An introduction to the journal is presented which discusses the journal's fiftieth anniversary and the evolution of Renaissance studies in Canada.

An editorial introduction to the March 2014 issue is presented, commenting on the 40th anniversary of the journal and citing featured contributions within the issue, including those by Christiane Naumann, Russell West-Pavlov, and Marian Burchardt.

The article announces that the journal is celebrating its 100th issue and discusses articles within the issue. Topics, including the writing of American literary history, the social aspects concerning the discovery of America, historicism, historiography and Mary Rowlandson, a captive of Native Americans during the King Philip War of the 1670s, are discussed.

An introduction to the 60th anniversary edition of the periodical is presented in which the author discusses the research activities of the law faculty at the Victoria University of Wellington.

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The author reflects on the cartography profession, in relation to the 50th anniversary celebration of the British Cartographic Society (BCS) in 2013. The author relates the membership of Great Britain in the International Cartographic Association (ICA). The author also recounts how he discovered the practicalities of mapping. He also talks about the development of other cartography organizations.

La Revista Internacional del Trabajo y la OIT cumplirán pronto 100 años. Consagramos a su historia la introducción al presente número extraordinario retrospectivo, que contiene esencialmente artículos escritos para nuestra publicación por autores galardonados con el Premio Nobel, de la paz o de economía. Recordaremos los orígenes de la Revista (el Tratado de Versalles, del que parte su publicación), la extensión internacional de su público lector y su situación actual en la era de la cultura electrónica. Después presentaremos brevemente a los autores y los artículos publicados a la luz de los debates e investigaciones actuales, que la Revista continúa difundiendo. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article discusses the accomplishments of the "Family Court Review (FCR)" journal in light of its fiftieth anniversary. The journal began in March 1963 as the "California Conciliation Courts Quarterly." Today, FCR publishes law and social science articles from judges, lawyers, researchers, mediators and mental health professionals worldwide.

This article discusses the 100th anniversary of the publication of the journal "Archivo Ibero-Americano," which was founded in 1914. The author provides a history of the journal's publication, including its ties to the Franciscan Order at the turn of the 20th century. He comments on the importance of the journal in documenting Spanish and Latin American culture, citing the efforts of the initial staff of the journal, such as director Atanasio López, vice director Andrés Ivars, and editor Epifanio Pínaga.

Organization has published 569 papers in its 20 years. Of these 44% have been cited less than four times, and just on 9%, or 48 papers, have never been cited at all—not even by their own authors. What might we make of these lonely and seemingly neglected papers? Are they the Eleanor Rigbys and the Father McKenzies of the academic world? As a contribution to the Journal’s 20th Anniversary issue this paper offers a discussion of Organization’s uncited 48. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]