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Editors, Vol. 1, Annual Review of Linguistics, 2015

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Ashok Gadgil and Diana Liverman
Editors, Vol. 39 Annual Review of Environment and Resources, 2014

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Andrew Lo and Robert Merton
Editors, Vol. 1 Annual Review of Financial Economics, 2009

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Ashok Gadgil and Thomas P. Tomich
Editors, Vol. 41 Annual Review of Environment and Resources, 2016

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Annual Review of Public Health

Annual Review of Public Health

2017 volume published open access

We are pleased to announce that the 2017 volume of the Annual Review of Public Health is published open access. This influential content is now freely available to read, reuse, and share. Additionally, all 37 back volumes (1980-2016) are now free to read. Support for this initiative to increase openness and transparency in research is provided by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation. Read on to find out more.

2018 NAS Award for Scientific Reviewing

Call for nominations

Annual Reviews is proud to be the sole sponsor of the National Academy of Sciences Award for Scientific Reviewing which this year is presented in the field of Structural Biology. To nominate an author who has written reviews or technical concept pieces that have led to revolutionary advances to the development of methods in the field, please submit your application by Monday, October 2nd, 2017. Read on to find out more.

Academic Journal Pricing

2018 Pricing Now Available

Effective 2018, Annual Reviews is transitioning to tiered pricing for academic institutions. Our tiered model uses institutional research classification rankings to offer a pricing structure that reflects the differences in demand among all customers. Journal collections will continue to include a built-in discount at every tier, and new collection options are available in response to customer feedback. Learn more about our 2018 pricing.