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Discover how Latvian research fellows and librarians can benefit from Cambridge University Press, offering top journals in various subjects, including HSS and STM fields. Learn about the challenges faced by the publishing industry and how Cambridge University Press is responding to meet patrons' needs effectively.
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How Cambridge University Press can benefit Latvian research fellows and librarians Joanna Szychowska Sales Executive Cambridge University Press
Cambridge University Press • Content from Cambridge • Latvian research stats from Cambridge • Benefits to Latvian researchers
Multi-disciplinary Publisher STM (Sciences, Technology, Medicine) Agriculture Animal Science Aquatic Science Biology Biomedical Science Computer Science Earth & Atmospheric Science Ecology & Conservation Engineering Mathematics Materials Research Medical Policy Neuroscience Nutrition Physical Science Psychology & Psychiatry HSS (Humanities & Social Sciences) African Studies American Studies Archaeology & Anthropology Architecture Asian Studies Business Studies Classical Studies Cultural Studies Economics History Law Language & Linguistics Literary Studies Philosophy Politics & International Relations Religious Studies Social Studies
CambridgeJournals-Basic Info Medium-sized journal publisher, 370 journals • 57% HSS/ 43% STM by no. of titles • 45% HSS/ 55% STM by no. of volumes • 60% proprietor/40% owned • 16 journals rank top 5; 21 top 10 journals • All our journals are published online via our own journals platform, CJO.
Nobel prize winnersWole Soyinka (Literature)Daniel Kahneman (Economic Sciences)Douglass C. North (Economic Sciences)Edmund S. Phelps (Economics)Robert M. Solow (Economic Sciences)James M. Buchanan (Economic Sciences)Amartya Sen (Economic Sciences)William Vickrey (Economics)Franco Modigliani (Economics)Vernon L. Smith (Economics)Kenneth J. Arrow (Economics)Elinor Ostrom (Economic Sciences)Herbert A. Simon (Economic Sciences)George Akerlof (Economics)Richard Stone (Economic Sciences)Claude Cohen-Tannoudji (Physics)S. Chandrasekhar (Physics)Pierre Gilles de Gennes (Physics)Gerard 't Hooft (Physics)Martinus Veltman (Physics)John William Strutt Baron Rayleigh (Physics)Thomas A. Steitz (Chemistry) Authors Burton Richter Nobel prize in Physics H.W. Kroto Nobel prize in Chemistry
Cambridge Books Online Over 24,000 ebooks available Over 30 subject areas
Cambridge E-books on Latvia • International Law Reports (95) • How Capitalism Was Built (29) • Documents in International Environmental Law (21) • Encyclopedia of Transitional Justice (20) • Central and Southeast European Politics since 1989 (17) • Sacred and Secular (17)
Study Skills Gustavii Day and Gastel Luey
Available in the following collections - Religion 22 • American History 47 • Ancient History and classical studies 40 • British and European History 57 • Literature 70 • Middle East and African studies 45 • Music and Theatre 14 • Philosophy and Political Thought 29 • Collection price start from ……
Cambridge Law Reports • Decisions of international courts and arbitrators as well as judgements of national courts • First published in 1929, feature cases from 1919 onwards • Prepared at the Lauterpacht Research Centre for International Law at the University of Cambridge • 156 volumes now available • 4-6 new volumes per annum • 95 Volumes on ILR on Latvia
Collection of original source materials with original: • Maps • Government reports • letters • Over 1000 volumes • Available by individual volume level • Perpetual Purchase
Top Subjects for Latvia • Subject: • Social Sciences (3077) • Politics and international relations (1558) • Law (1523) • History (945) • Politics and International Relations (592) • Comparative politics (580)
Cambridge E-books on Latvia • International Law Reports (95) • How Capitalism Was Built (29) • Documents in International Environmental Law (21) • Encyclopedia of Transitional Justice (20) • Central and Southeast European Politics since 1989 (17) • Sacred and Secular (17)
What are the challenges that the publishing industry is facing? How is Cambridge University Press responding to meet our patrons needs?
Challenges Faced • Increasingly Squeezed Budgets • Patrons must be provided with the right content in the right format • Changing User behaviour • Lack of digital training • Language barriers • How do they make patrons aware of the content purchased?
How can we respond to the pressures you are facing … • Not-for-profit means some of the lowest prices in the market. • More granular purchasing available – Pick & Choose models • Subject usage analysis • Turnaway statistics • Best-selling collections • Advanced ordering discounts
You’ve purchased the content… Are your researchers aware? • Use our local representatives to provide platform demos for your researchers • Use promotional materials for your libraries • User Guides • Bookmarks • Pens • Posters • Ask us about the customized newsletters for your institution
Contact us • Free trials • Library visits • Quotes • Consultations • Questions
Thank you! Joanna Szychowska jszychowska@cambridge.org