The Serials Librarian is a double-blind peer-reviewed journal published by Taylor & Francis concerned with scholarly resources and libraries.

 

The scope of the journal includes:

 

• Management of content through the entire life cycle of scholarly resources
• Experiences with or models for library-vendor-publisher commerce
• Cataloging rules and practices or organization of content for use
• Collection development—ownership vs. access; usage vs. curricular analysis; multi-library collaboration; annotated bibliographies by topic
• Use of tools such as ERM’s, discovery products, OpenURL resolvers, unified management systems
• Developments in open access—green,  gold and hybrid
• The nature of the journal itself—the future of journals, the gatekeeper function, peer review, reader participation, impact factor, author rights
• Studies of end-user access
• Reports of innovative problem-solving in libraries or among publishers/vendors

 

Welcomed are research articles, practical reports and theoretical or position papers.

 

Browse content at:  http://www.tandfonline.com/loi/wser

 

The author rights policy for the Taylor and Francis Library & Information Science journal set is a liberal one; authors retain re-use rights for posting to personal web pages and repositories. 

 

For more information about The Serials Librarian, including complete submission instructions, please visit the journal's webpage: www.tandfonline.com/WSER.    

To correspond with the editor, please write to:  editorserialslibrarian@gmail.com.
 

Editor: Andrew D. Shroyer
California State University, Los Angeles

Publication Details
Volume 69, 2015
2 volumes of 4 issues per year
Print ISSN: 0361-526X
Online ISSN: 1541-1095