London, UK. SAGE Publishing, is pleased to announce that Rosalia da Garcia has been appointed to the role of Deputy Managing Director and Head of Sales and Marketing, SAGE Asia Pacific. In her new role Rosalia will be responsible for the strategic direction of textbook and library sales, as well as development and marketing within the Asia Pacific region.
SAGE announces new agreement with Cam-eIFL supporting global access to electronic resources
London - SAGE today was delighted to announce an extended partnership with the eIFL Foundation scheme. The extended agreement offers access to SAGE Journals (SJ) online and SAGE Research Methods (SRM) to all 18 members of the foundations branch in Cambodia, Cam-eIFL.
New scientific paper finds link between ‘ecstasy’ deaths in the UK and Canada
Digital primary sources tracing voyage and discovery across five centuries
Age of Exploration, a new digital primary source collection is now available from Adam Matthew Digital.
London, UK. SAGE Publishing, a leading independent and academic publisher, today announces that it has signed an agreement with the Chinese Academy of Science (CAS) to make all their gold Open Access (OA) journals available on CAS’s GoOA platform to support access to research in the country.
The Sage training team creates and delivers bespoke online training designed to support library staff, faculty, researchers and students using Sage Learning Resources.
Aligned to specific training needs, our sessions provide a straightforward introduction to our resources and platforms, demonstrations of content and functionality, with guidance on using Sage resources to their full potential in teaching and research.
SAGE Publishing is pleased to announce an agreement with Ohio’s statewide academic library consortium, the Ohio Library and Information Network (OhioLINK), to provide its 121 colleges, universities, and other member institutions with access to two online data resources as part of a multi-year journals renewal: SAGE Stats and imprint CQ Press’s US Political Stats.
53% of parents who receive their child’s Body Mass Index (BMI) report card do not believe that it accurately categorizes their child as underweight, normal weight, overweight, or obese, according to research out today in Health Promotion Practice, a SAGE Publishing journal.
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