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UKSG MEMBERS (Excludes Individual Members) UKSG MEMBERS (excludes individual members) Last updated 21.12.05 This List shows member organisations of the Group. If members would like further details of other members listed here, they should contact the UKSG Business Manager. The UKSG, as a matter of policy, does not sell its membership list or data from it as a mailing list. Member Country 2 info Ltd UK Aarhus Business School Denmark ABC CLIO UK Academia Sinica Taiwan ACAS UK Accucoms BV The Netherlands Adis International Ltd UK Advocates Library UK Alden Group Ltd UK American Chemical Society (UK office) UK American Institute of Physics USA American Medical Association USA American University of Beirut Lebanon Anglia Ruskin University UK Annual Reviews USA Association of Subscription Agents & Intermediaries UK Aston University UK AstraZeneca USA AstraZeneca R&D Charnwood UK AstraZeneca R&D Lund Sweden AstraZeneca R&D Södertälje Sweden AstraZeneca UK Ltd UK Atypon Limited UK Babraham Institute UK BAE Systems UK Baker & McKenzie UK Bank of England UK Bath Spa University College UK BiblioMondo (an ISACSOFT Company) Canada BioMed Central Ltd UK Blackwell Publishing Ltd UK Blackwell's Book Services UK BMJ Publishing Group UK Bowker UK Brill Academic Publishers The Netherlands British Council UK British Editorial Society of Bone & Joint Surgery UK British Film Institute UK British Geological Survey UK British Institute of Radiology UK British Library UK British Medical Association (Library) UK British Psychological Society UK Brunel University UK BT UK BTJ Nordic Sweden Buckinghamshire Chilterns University College UK CABI Publishing UK Cambridge University Press UK Cancer Research UK UK Canterbury Christ Church University College UK Cardiff University UK CCLRC UK CEA/Saclay France CEDEFOP Greece Centre for Ecology and Hydrology UK CERN Switzerland Chalmers University of Technology Sweden Charlesworth Group UK Chinese University of Hong Kong Hong Kong Christie Hospital NHS Trust UK Ciba Specialty Chemicals Inc Switzerland CIEPS-ISSN France CILIP UK City University UK Civil Aviation Authority UK Clifford Chance LLP UK College of Occupational Therapists UK Community College UK Company of Biologists Ltd UK Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas Spain Content Complete Ltd UK Copyright Licensing Agency UK Corus Technology BV The Netherlands Coutts Library Services UK UK Coventry University UK Cranfield University UK Cranfield University, Defence College of Management & Technology UK CrossRef USA CSA UK CSIRO Knowledge and Information Management Australia CTK Ljubljana Slovenia Curtin University of Technology Australia DA Information Services Australia Danish Bibliographic Centre Denmark Danish National Library Authority Denmark Danish Veterinary & Agricultural Library Denmark Dawson Books UK De Montfort University UK Delft University of Technology The Netherlands Department for Education and Skills UK Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs UK Department for Work and Pensions UK Department of Health UK Dstl (Defence Science Technology Laboratory) UK Dublin City University Ireland Dublin Institute of Technology Ireland Duke University Press USA Durban Institute of Technology South Africa EBSCO Information Services UK EBSCO Information Services USA Economist Intelligence Unit Ltd UK Edge Hill College UK Edinburgh University Data Library (EDINA) UK Education and Library Board UK Eduserv UK eKAT (electronic Knowledge Access Team) UK Eli Lilly & Co Ltd UK Elsevier Ltd UK Elsevier The Netherlands Emerald UK English Nature UK Environment Agency UK Equinox Publishing Ltd UK Erasmus University Rotterdam The Netherlands Essec Library France European Parliament Belgium European University Institute Italy Ex Libris (UK) Ltd UK Exchange Centre for Scientific Literature Finland Ferring Pharmaceuticals A/S Denmark Financial Services Authority UK Finnish Research Library Association Finland Foreign & Commonwealth Office UK Forestry Commission UK Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer UK Fretwell-Downing Informatics UK Fundação Calouste Gulbenkian Portugal Future Drugs Ltd UK Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology Ireland GE Healthcare (formerly Amersham plc) UK Geological Society Publishing House UK Georg Thieme Verlag KG Germany Getty Research Institute USA Gillette Management Inc UK Glasgow Caledonian University UK GlaxoSmithKline UK Government Communications Headquarters UK Greater London Authority UK H Lundbeck A/S Denmark Hampshire County Library UK Harvard University USA Haworth Press Inc USA Health Protection Agency UK Henley Management College UK Heriot-Watt University UK Hindawi Publishing Corporation Egypt HM Treasury UK Hodder Arnold Journals UK Hogskolan i Boras Sweden Hollingworth & Moss Ltd UK Home Office UK Hong Kong Polytechnic University Hong Kong Honourable Society of the Inner Temple UK House of Commons UK House of Lords UK Huber & Lang (Hogrefe AG) Switzerland IGER UK IHS Technical Indexes UK Imperial College of Science, Technology & Medicine UK INASP UK Information Design & Management UK Information Today UK Infotrieve, Inc USA Ingenta plc UK INIST-CNRS France Institute of Cancer Research UK Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales UK Institute of Physics Publishing Ltd UK Institute of Technology, Tallaght Ireland Institution of Chemical Engineers UK Institution of Electrical Engineers UK Intellect Ltd UK Intelligent Resources Ltd UK International Monetary Fund USA International Transport Workers Federation (ITF) UK Intranet Focus Ltd UK Iowa State University USA Ipsen Ltd UK ISSN UK Centre UK Janssen-Cilag Ltd UK JISC UK John Cox Associates Ltd UK John Wiley & Sons Ltd UK Jones Yarrell & Co Ltd UK JSTOR USA JVH Information Consultancy The Netherlands Karger USA Karolinska Institutet Sweden Katholieke Univesiteit Leuven Belgium Keele University UK Kent, Surrey and Sussex Strategic Health Authorities UK Kingston University UK Kinokuniya Publications Service of London UK Kluwer Law International The Netherlands Lancaster University UK Landspitali University Hospital Iceland LehtiMarket Oy Finland Leiden University Medical Centre The Netherlands LibraPharm Ltd UK Limerick Institute of Technology Ireland Linda Hall Library USA Linklaters Business Services UK Linköping University Sweden Lippincott Williams & Wilkins UK Liverpool Hope University College UK Liverpool John Moores University UK Liverpool University Press UK London Business School UK London Library UK London Metropolitan University UK London South Bank University UK Loughborough University UK Luleå University of Technology Sweden Macaulay Institute UK Macmillan Publishers Ltd UK Manchester Metropolitan University UK Maney Publishing UK Maruzen Co Ltd UK Medical Research Council (MRC) UK Merck Sharp & Dohme UK Middlesex University UK MIDIRS UK MIMAS UK Ministry of Defence UK MPS Technologies UK Multilingual Matters Ltd UK Museums, Libraries and Archives Council UK Napier University UK National Archives UK National Art Library UK National Institute for Biological Standards & Control UK National Library of Australia Australia National Library of Ireland Ireland National Library of Luxembourg Luxembourg National Library of Norway, Oslo Division Norway National Library of Norway, Rana Division Norway National Library of Scotland UK National Library of South 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