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University Kingston London Library Services EARTH SCIENCE & GEOGRAPHY Earth Science & Geography Journals: Human Geography All journals appear on the main Library Catalogue. Take care to note down when the Library began to subscribe to the journal title to ensure the issue you need is available. Note that journal titles have the word journals and the relevant floor written against them instead of a...
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University Kingston London
Library Services
EARTH SCIENCE & GEOGRAPHY
Earth Science & Geography Journals: Human Geography
All journals appear on the main Library Catalogue. Take care to note down when the Library began to subscribe to the journal title to ensure the issue you need is available. Note that journal titles have the word journals and the relevant floor written against them instead of a shelfmark so that you can easily distinguish them from a book. All journals are shelved in strict alphabetical order by their title. Journals covering the years up to and including 1994 are held in the rolling shelves on the ground floor. Other journal stock can be found on the appropriate subject floor.
Electronic journals
Electronic journals are versions of the printed journal made available via the Internet. All titles marked as having a website may be accessed directly from the library catalogue via the Library web pages at: http://www.kingston.ac.uk/library
African Affairs Annals of the Association of American Geographers Antipode Applied Geography Area Australian Geographer Australian Geographical Studies Canadian Geographer Cities Courier Disasters East Midland Geographer Economic Geography Environment and Planning: A Environment and Planning: D Environment and Urbanization Geoforum Geografiska Annaler - Series B: Human geography Geographia Polonica Geographical Analysis Geographical Journal Geographical Magazine Review Geographical Geography Geography Review 197219601986198419691972-83 1963-88, 19961996198619971985-90 1970-99 1949199519831989197119651964-88 1974-87 19381976-97 19441932- incomplete 1987-99 + website 1995 + website 1997+ website 2000+ website 1997+ website 1995-
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Journal of Historical Geography Journal of Rural Studies Land Use Policy New Zealand Geographer New Zealand Journal of Geography Outlook on Agriculture Political Geography Professional Geographer Progress in Human Geography Regional Studies Regions: newsletter of the Regional Studies Association Scottish Geographical Magazine South South African Geographical Journal Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie Town Planning Review Transactions - Institute of British Geographers Transport Retort Urban Geography Urban Studies World Development
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