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UNIFI Titolo ISSN Formato UNIFI Titolo ISSN formato Editore servizio (print, print+online, (diretto/consolidato) online only) 17. siecle 0012-4273 print Presses Universitaires De Franceconsolidato A + U 0389-9160 print A+U consolidato A plus 1375-5064 print Ciaud consolidato A+T 1132-6409 print A + T Editiones consolidato A10 new european architecture 1573-3815 print A10 Media consolidato AA files 0261-6823 print The Architectural Association consolidato AAA : archivos de arquitectura antillana 1028-3072 print Archivos De Arquitectura Antillanaconsolidato Aachener Kunstblatter des Museumsvereins 0515-0612 print Museumverein, Aachen consolidato Aapg Bulletin 0149-1423 print+online Amer Assn Petroleum Geologistsconsolidato Abitare 0001-3218 print Editrice Abitare Segesta consolidato Abitare la terra 1592-8608 print Gangemi Editore consolidato ABI-Technik 0720-6763 print Neuer Merkur consolidato Accademia : revue de la Societe Marsile Ficin 1296-7645 print Societe Marsile Ficin consolidato Accademie e biblioteche d'Italia 0001-4451 print Palombi consolidato Access by design 0959-1591 print Centre On Environment For Theconsolidato Handicapped Acciaio arte architettura 1970-335X print Auge Editore consolidato Accounting history 1032-3732 print+online Sage consolidato Acer 1828-4434 print Il Verde Editoriale consolidato ACQUA & ARIA 1591-237X print Bema Editrice Reparto Abbonamenticonsolidato Acque Sotterranee 1828-454X print Geo-Graph consolidato Acta baltico-slavica 0065-1044 print+online Bialostockie Towarzystwo Naukoweconsolidato Acta Botanica Gallica 1253-8078 print Taylor & Francis Group consolidato Acta ethnographica hungarica 1216-9803 print+online Akademiai Kiado consolidato Acta linguistica hafniensia 0374-0463 print Reitzel consolidato Acta linguistica lithuanica 1648-4444 print Lietuviu Kalbos Institutas consolidato Acta orientalia 0001-6438 print Hermes consolidato Acta Scientiarum Mathematicarum 0001-6969 print Bolyai Institute/Univ Szeged consolidato Acta sociologica 0001-6993 online only Sage diretto Actes de la recherche en sciences sociales 0335-5322 print Editions Du Seuil consolidato AD : architectural digest 1123-9719 print Conde Nast consolidato ADL : Argomenti di diritto del lavoro 1126-5760 print Cedam consolidato Administration publique 0771-4084 print Etablissements Emile Bruylant consolidato Administrative court digest 1473-4834 print Sweet & Maxwell consolidato Adult education quarterly 0741-7136 print+online Sage consolidato Adults learning 0955-2308 print National Institute Of Adult Continuingconsolidato Education Pagina 1 di 270 UNIFI Advanced technology libraries 0044-636X print Millwood Group consolidato Advances in child development and behavior 0065-2407 print Elsevier consolidato Advances In Dental Research 1544-0737 online only International And American Associationsdiretto For Dental Research ADVANCES IN DYNAMICAL SYSTEMS AND APPLICATIONS - ONLINE 0973-5321 online only Research India Publications diretto Advances In Enzymology And Related Areas Of Molecular Biology 0065-258X print John Wiley & Sons consolidato Advances In Geometry 1615-7168 Online only De Gruyter diretto Advances in librarianship 0065-2830 print Emerald consolidato Advances in library administration and organization 0732-0671 print Emerald consolidato Advances In Protein Chemistry And Structural Biology 1876-1623 print Academic Press consolidato AEC : bollettino dell'Amicizia ebraico-cristiana di Firenze 1128-1669 print Associazione Amicizia Ebraico-Cristianaconsolidato Di Firenze Aegaeum : annales d'archeologie egeenne 0776-3808 print Universite De Liege consolidato Aegean archaeology 1234-4621 print Art And Archaeology consolidato Aegyptus 0001-9046 print Vita E Pensiero diretto AEIT (FORMERLY: AUTOMAZIONE ENERGIA INFORMAZIONE AEI) 0013-6131 print Associazione Elettrotecnica Ed Elettronicaconsolidato Italiana Aethiopica 1430-1938 print Harrassowitz consolidato Aevum : rassegna di scienze storiche, linguistiche e filologiche 0001-9593 print Vita E Pensiero consolidato Aevum antiquum 1121-8932 print Vita E Pensiero consolidato Aevum Antiquum 1121-8932 print Vita E Pensiero diretto African yearbook of international law 1380-7412 print Brill consolidato Afriche e orienti 1592-6753 print Aiep consolidato Afrique contemporaine 0002-0478 print Documentation Francaise consolidato Aggiornamenti sociali 0002-094X print Centro Studi Sociali [Milano] consolidato Agri centuriati : international journal of landscape archaeology 1724-904X print+online Serra consolidato Agribusiness paesaggio & ambiente 1594-784X print Forum consolidato Agricoltura istituzioni mercati 1828-194X print Franco Angeli consolidato Agricultural history review 0002-1490 print+online British Agricultural History Societyconsolidato Agrochimica 0002-1857 print Edizioni Plus - Universita Di Pisaconsolidato Agroecology and sustainable food systems 2168-3573 online only T&F Informa Uk Ltd diretto Agronomy Journal 1435-0645 online only American Society Of Agronomydiretto Agypten und Levante 1015-5104 print+online Osterreichischen Akademie Derconsolidato Wissenschaften AI : architecture of Israel=Adrichalut Ysraelit 0792-1268 print Architecture Of Israel consolidato AIAA JOURNAL - ONLINE 0001-1452 online only Amer Inst Aero & Astronautics diretto AIB studi 1121-1490 print+online Associazione Italiana Bibliotecheconsolidato AICPA technical practice aids 1535-6272 print Aicpa consolidato AIDA : Annali italiani del diritto d'autore 1720-4259 print Giuffrè consolidato AIT 0173-8046 print Verlagsanstalt Alexander Koch Gmbhconsolidato AJDA : actualité juridique : Droit administratif 0001-7728 print Dalloz consolidato Akkadica 0772-1331 print Centre Assyriologique Georges Dossinconsolidato Pagina 2 di 270 UNIFI Aktiengesellschaft 0002-3752 print Verlag Dr Otto Schmidt Kg consolidato Akzente : Zeitschrift fur Literatur 0002-3957 print Hanser consolidato Albertiana / Societe internationale Leon Battista Alberti 1126-9588 print+online Olschki consolidato Alexandria 0955-7490 print+online Ashagte consolidato Algebra & Number Theory 1937-0652 print Mathematics Institute consolidato alimenta 2284-3574 print Edizioni Scienza E Diritto Sas consolidato Allegoria 1122-1887 print Palumbo consolidato Allgemeine Zeitschrift fur Philosophie 0340-7969 print Frommann-Holzboog consolidato Alternatives : global, local, political 0304-3754 print+online Sage consolidato Alternatives economiques 0247-3739 print+online Alternatives Economiques consolidato Altorientalische Forschungen 0232-8461 print+online Akademie Verlag consolidato Altsprachliche Unterricht 0002-6670 print Friedrich Berlin consolidato Alvissmal : Forschungen zur mittelalterlichen Kultur Skandinaviens 0942-4555 print Wiss. 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