Arrivals & Departures
The University Library is in the process of conducting an ongoing, rigorous analysis of subscriptions holdings, particularly electronic databases, to identify titles for potential cancellation.
Below you will find a regularly updated listing of all the arrivals and departures of specific electronic material at the library.
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Arrivals
Arrivals
Updated February 2020
Publish & Read agreements – see here for more information
- Microbiology Society (6 titles)
- Biochemical Society - Portland Press (7 titles)
View the 2019 Arrivals here.
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Departures
Departures
Updated February 2020
Academic Search Complete (database) Africa confidential (electronic journal) America: History & Life with Full text (database) Aquatic microbial ecology (electronic journal) Australasian journal of popular culture (electronic journal) BioOne (database) Biosis citation index (database) Bulletin de la Société mathématique de France (electronic journal) Cereal foods world (electronic journal) Choice: journal of the Australian Consumers' Association (print subscription) Commentarii mathematici Helvetici (electronic journal) Common Ground Publishing Sustainability Collection (electronic journal collection) Contemporary French civilization (electronic journal) Current drug targets (electronic journal) Curriculum and teaching (electronic journal) Decision analysis (electronic journal) Die Zeit (print subscription) Education and society (electronic journal) Educational practice & theory (electronic journal) Emerald Engineering (electronic journal collection) Emerald Health and Social Care (electronic journal collection) European studies (electronic journal) Flavor & fortune (print subscription Functions of language (electronic journal) Fundamental and applied limnology (electronic journal) Gordon J. Christensen Clinicians report (electronic journal) Health Business Elite (database) Health Source: Consumer Edition (database) Health Source: Nursing/Academic Edition (database) Historical Abstracts with Full text (database) Historiographia linguistica (electronic journal) Indiana University mathematics journal (electronic journal) International corporate rescue (electronic journal) International journal of bifurcation and chaos in applied sciences and engineering (electronic journal) International journal of e-business research (electronic journal) International journal of learner corpus research (electronic journal) International journal of mathematics (electronic journal) International medieval bibliography-online (electronic journal) Journal of Asian Pacific communication (electronic journal) Journal of pidgin and creole languages (electronic journal) Language problems & language planning (electronic journal) Marine ecology progress series (electronic journal) Mathematical research letters (electronic journal) Mathematics today: bulletin of the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications (print subscription) Mental measurements yearbook (database) Mobilization (electronic journal) New contrast (print subscription) Newspaper Source Plus (database) OECD iLibrary (database) Oxford Handbook of Clinical Specialties (9th edition) (electronic book subscription) Pacific journal of mathematics (electronic journal) PressReader (database) Proquest Central Alumni (database) Reaxys (database) Revue d'histoire de l'Église de France (print and electronic journal) Short fiction in theory and practice (electronic journal) Studies in language (electronic journal) Studies on women and gender abstracts (electronic journal) Synlett (electronic journal) Synthesis (electronic journal) Welsh history review (electronic journal) World affairs: the journal of international issues (print subscription) Zephyr (database) View the 2019 Departures here.
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Selection process
The University Library will be conducting an ongoing, rigorous, analysis of subscriptions holdings, particularly electronic databases, to identify titles for potential cancellation. Cancellations are necessary for the sustainability of the Collections Budget and to allow us the capacity to purchase new subscriptions and other content that becomes available and is more relevant for teaching and research. There is pressure on the budget caused by a combination of exchange rate fluctuations, particularly between the Australian dollar and the United States dollar, price rises for subscriptions, and no commensurate increase in the Collections Budget over a number of years to accommodate those subscription price increases. We will strive to minimise inconvenience to our student and academic colleagues but some impact cannot be avoided.
The process we will follow is outlined below:
ANALYSIS PROCESS
- Databases with high percentage of duplicated titles identified
- Usage in the last two years analysed
- Availability and coverage of duplicated titles in other databases analysed
NOTIFICATION PROCESS
- Databases identified for cancellation will be listed on this site on an ongoing basis
- Newly acquired databases will also be listed on this site on an ongoing basis
- New cancellations and purchases will be advertised via your Liaison Librarian and the library's social media channels
Please email the Electronic Resources team if you require more detailed information.