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Full text institutional access to Human Relations

  • 1.  Full text institutional access to Human Relations

    Posted 12-14-2005 06:13

    Search across and view abstracts of nearly 60 years of Human Relations content for free

     

    As part of a major project, SAGE Publications is delighted to announce that they have digitized the last 59 years of Human Relations, making such ground-breaking articles as Festinger's "A Theory of Social Comparison Processes" from 1954, available online for the first time.

     

    As a result SAGE is able to offer access to all Human Relations content dating back to 1948 on SAGE Journals Online (at http://hum.sagepub.com) for no additional cost to an institutional subscription in 2006.  It provides any member of a subscribing institution a wealth of content to dip into at the click of a mouse. If you are a researcher at a non-subscribing institute you may still view all abstracts and tables of content free of charge online.

     

    We are also very pleased to announce that as of January 2006, Human Relations will be edited by Stephen Deery, Professor of Health Services Management & HRM at King's College London.

     

    Visit http://hum.sagepub.com to search and view free abstracts, tables of contents, and to sign up for the free SAGE Alerts service.

     

     
     
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