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Articles on Demand Title List Page 1 of 52 Title ISSN Articles on Demand Title List as of 8/20/2018 Title ISSN/ISBN Access Available From 20 century British history 0955-2359 1990 4OR: A Quarterly Journal of Operations Research 1619-4500 2003 AADE in Practice 2325-1603 2013 ACC Current Journal Review 1062-1458 1995-2005 Accounting History Review 2155-2851 2011 Accounting, business & financial history 0958-5206 1990-2010 Accounting, Economics and Law 2194-6051 2011 Accounting, Management and Information Technologies 0959-8022 1991-2000 Accounting, Organizations and Society 0361-3682 1976 Across Languages ??and Cultures 1585-1923 2000 Acta agronomica Hungarica 0238-0161 2000 Acta Agronomica Sinica 1875-2780 2008-2012 ACTA alimentaria 0139-3006 1999 Acta antiqua Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae 0044-5975 1999 Acta Astronautica 0094-5765 1974 Acta biologica Hungarica 0236-5383 2001 ACTA BOTANICA GALLICA 1253-8078 1993 Acta Botanica Hungarica 0236-6495 2001 ACTA CYTOLOGICA 0001-5547 1996 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1476-7333 2004 Ad Hoc Networks 1570-8705 2003-2012 Additives for Polymers 0306-3747 1987-2012 ADELPHI SERIES 1944-5571 1961 ADHD ATTENTION DEFICIT AND HYPERACTIVITY DISORDERS 1866-6116 2009-2013 Administration and Policy in Mental Health 0894-587X 2015 Advanced Cement Based Materials 1065-7355 1993-2012 Advanced Drug Delivery Reviews 0169-409X 2011 Advanced energy conversion 0365-1789 1961-2012 Advanced Engineering Informatics 1474-0346 2002-2012 ADVANCED OPTICAL TECHNOLOGIES 2192-8576 2012 ADVANCED PERFORMANCE MATERIALS 0929-1881 1994-1999 Advanced Series in Management 1877-6361 2009 Advances in accounting 0882-6110 2000-2012 Advances in accounting behavioral research 1475-1488 2000 Advances in Accounting Education 1085-4622 2000 Advances in Adaptive Data Analysis 1793-5369 2009 Advances in agronomy 0065-2113 1949 Advances in Airline Economics 2212-1609 2012 Advances in antiviral drug design 1075-8593 1996 Advances in applied business strategy 0749-6826 2005 ADVANCES IN APPLIED 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