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General Information APPAM is pleased to offer its individual members substantial discounts on subscriptions to several research journals. These journals have been assessed by the editorial office of the Journal of Policy Analysis and Management to ensure that they adhere to scholarly practices regarding blind peer review of manuscripts and otherwise are of sufficient quality to merit participation in this membership benefit program. Anyone interested in recommending additional journals for this program should contact the APPAM office. Members who wish to use this benefit must subscribe directly to a participating journal. Each journal in this program has arranged online subscription forms that recognize APPAM membership as a qualification for a discount. To activate a subscription to ajournals participating in this benefit program, please follow the instructions below. Participating Journals Evidence and Policy Members may subscribe to Evidence and Policy at a reduced rate beginning with Volume 2, number 1 (Winter 2006). The price for members for volume 4 (2008) is $75 per year, a 36% savings off of the regular rate. A subscriber will receive all issues for the calendar year in which payment is made. Published by The Policy Press, this journal was founded in 2005 to examine the relationship between research and policymaking. To visit the home page for this journal, please click here. At this time individual subscribers to this journal are not able to access the electronic version. Electronic access is possible through libraries that have paid for such access. To subscribe to Evidence and Policy do one of the following through Portland Customer Services, the sales agency for this journal:
Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis Members may subscribe to the Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis at a reduced rate beginning with Volume 7, number 1 (Winter 2005). The price for members as of January 2008 is $55 per year, a 67% discount from the regular price. A subscriber will receive issues starting with the next available issue after payment is made. Published by Taylor & Francis, this journal was founded in the late 1990s to encourage comparative policy research. To visit the home page for this journal, please click here. At this time individual subscribers to this journal are not able to access the electronic version. Electronic access is possible through libraries that have paid for such access. To subscribe to Journal of Comparative Policy Analysis do one of the following:
Journal of Human Resources Members may subscribe to the Journal of Human Resources at a reduced rate beginning with volume 39, number 1 (Winter 2004). The price for members as of January 2008 is $50 per year (U.S.), $60 per year (international depending on shipping method). International members also may pay an extra fee for expedited shipping. The current discount for U.S. subscribers is 29%. A subscriber will receive issues starting with the next available issue after payment is made. Published by the University of Wisconsin Press, this journal is well-known to APPAM members involved in research related to human resources and education. To visit the home page for this journal, please click here. To subscribe to Journal of Human Resources do one of the following:
Policy and Politics Members may subscribe to Policy and Politics at a reduced rate beginning with Volume 34, number 1 (January 2006). The price for members for volume 36 (2008) is $75 per year, a nearly 45% savings off of the regular rate. A subscriber will receive all issues for the calendar year in which payment is made. Published by The Policy Press, this journal, "explores the match between theory and empirical applications and links macro-scale political economy debates with micro-scale policy studies." To visit the home page for this journal, please click here. To subscribe to Policy and Politics do one of the following through Portland Customer Services, the sales agency for this journal:
Individual subscribers can access recent issues of Policy and Politics online through Ingenta. To read instructions for arranging online access, please click here. |
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