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MLA International All Indexed Journal Journal Name (as of 1/5/2021) ISSN EISSN ’Āfāq al-thaqāfah wa al-turāth 0 13th Moon 0094-3320 1611 1988-2963 1616 0210-7287 2445-2262 1650-1850 1065-3112 17th and 18th Century Theatre Research 1895 0769-0959 1960-6176 19 1755-1560 19th Century Music 0148-2076 1533-8606 2000 2004 20th Century Studies 21st Century Afro Review 1074-9144 27: Centro Cultural de la Generacion del 27 3224 e-CRIT 2107-6537 3L 0128-5157 452°F 2013-3294 49th Parallel 1753-5794 4th Floor/4 Kat 88 91.9 0122-0950 (a) AABS Newsletter 0162-976X AAHE Bulletin 0162-7910 AALA Journal 1340-8496 Aarboger For Nordisk Oldkyndighed og Historie AATI AATSEEL Newsletter 0001-0251 A/B 0898-9575 2151-7290 AB Bookman's Weekly 0001-0340 ABA ABAC Journal L'Abaco Abafazi Abant İzzet Baysal Üniversitesi Sosyal Bilimler EnstitüsüDergisi / Abant İzzet Baysal University Graduate School of SocialSciences 1303-0035 2147-3064 Journal of Social Sciences Abbia 0001-3102 ABC Cultural ABC (Internat. Ed.) ABC Literario AbeÁfrica 2596-0873 ABEI Journal 1518-0581 2595-8127 Aberdeen University Review 0001-320X Journal Name (as of 1/5/2021) ISSN EISSN Abhandlungen der Sächsischen Akademie der Wissenschaften zu 0080-5297 Leipzig. Philosophisch-Historischen Klasse Abhandlungen und Berichte des Staatlichen Museums fur 0070-7295 Volkerkunde Dresden Abhath 0002-3973 The Abiko Annual with James Joyce Finnegans Wake Studies Abiko Quarterly with James Joyce Studies Abiko's Literary Quarterly Rag ABM 1503-5972 ABO 2157-7129 About Campus 1086-4822 1536-0687 The ABP Journal 1939-4578 Abr-Nahrain 0065-0382 Abraham Lincoln Quarterly Abraka Quarterly Abraxas 0361-1663 Abril 1984-2090 Abril Nepa UFF Abriu 2014-8526 2014-8534 Abruzzo 0001-3366 Abside 0001-3382 Abstract of Bryn Mawr College Thesis Abstracts of Dissertations, Stanford University Abstracts of Dissertations, University of California Abstracts of Dissertations, University of Southern California Abstracts of Dissertations, University of Virginia Abstracts of Doctoral Dissertations, Ohio State University Abstracts of Doctoral Dissertations, Pennsylvania State College Abstracts of Doctoral Dissertations, Pennsylvania State University Abstracts of English Studies 0001-3560 Abstracts of Folklore Studies 0001-3587 Abstracts of Papers, Shevchenko Scientific Society Abstracts of Theses, Cornell University Abstracts of Theses, Humanistic Series, University of Chicago Abstracts of Theses, Princeton University Abstracts of Theses, University of Colorado Studies, General Series Abstracts of Theses, University of Oklahoma Abstracts of Theses, University of Washington Abstracts of Theses, Vanderbilt University 0733-1452 Abstracts of Theses, Washington University Abusões 2525-4022 Academe 0190-2946 Academia: Bungaku Gogaku Hen/Literature and Language 0389-8431 Journal Name (as of 1/5/2021) ISSN EISSN Academia: Revista del Cine Español 1133-7559 Academic Exchange Quarterly 1096-1453 The Academic Forum Academic Medicine 1040-2446 Academic Questions 0895-4852 1936-4709 Academic Writing Academie Polonaise des Sciences, Centre Scientifique a Paris, 0079-3159 Conferences Académie Royale de Belgique, Bulletin de la Classe des Lettres et 0001-4133 des Sciences 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