Established in 1990 and edited for tax accountants and tax attorneys who advise businesses and individuals on international tax matters. Articles look at developments in tax laws in both the U.S. and abroad and the consequences based on U.S. and foreign law, treaties, and European Union directives. Covered topics include major changes in foreign tax law and tax credits summarized by practitioner correspondents in the respective countries; new regulations and significant court cases under U.S. tax law; transfer pricing; tax issues among major US trading partners; and VAT and Customs; Ernst & Young Foreign Desk Report; Ernst & Young Case Watch; PricewaterhouseCoopers In & Out. To submit articles, or for more information, please contact the Managing Editor

Journal of International Wildlife Law & Policy is a peer reviewed journal that is published quarterly. The journal covers legal and policy making issues surrounding wildlife, environment and conservation. Peer Review Policy: All research articles in this journal have undergone rigorous peer review, based on initial editor screening and anonymous refereeing by three anonymous referees.

Intends to provide a source of information that will bring practitioners and academics together as the dynamic technology of the Internet continues to change the many aspects of commerce. Devoted to publishing articles that discuss issues related to conducting electronic commerce on the Internet. Content includes educational issues connected to global Internet commerce and related international issues as well as country-specific research. Issues covered include the impact of the Internet on all aspects of commerce, organizations, the decision-making framework within an organization, adoption and implementation of Internet technology, assessment, security, SSL (Security Socket Layer) and strategic considerations related to Internet commerce. Provides information on research studies, cases and practitioner experiences, web site performance, digital signatures, smart cards, privacy concerns, data warehousing, state and local tax concerns and identity theft.

Reports on legislative activity and court rulings surrounding online systems and computer networks, targeting the law profession and others within technological fields. Editorial discusses strategies utilized by top intellectual property, computer law and information technology industry experts.

Established in 1988 and serves as the official journal of the American Society of Cardiovascular Intervention. Provides cardiologists the latest information and developments in invasive cardiology. Peer-reviewed articles feature cardiac catherization, angioplasty, valvuloplasty, brachytherapy, hemodynamic monitoring techniques, interventional electrophysiology, intravascular ultrasound, stents and reprefusion.

Targets cardiologists, cardiovascular surgeons and catheterization laboratory directors. Subjects surveyed include cardiac catheterization, angioplasty, valvuloplasty, cardiac stents, intervention in peripheral vascular disease, restenosis, echocardiography, photodynamic therapy, cardiac pacing, endovascular radiation therapy and clinical decision-making. Also includes techniques for assessing and treating coronary and general vascular disease, interventions used in the catheterization laboratory, evaluation and treatment of cardiac valvular disease and electrical abnormalities of the heart, pharmacologic therapies for the treatment of coronary and vascular disease, and effective management of patients following intervention. Special sections include: Electrophysiology Corner, Acute Coronary Syndromes, Practice Management and Economics, Clinical Decision Making, Interventional Pediatric Cardiology and Intervention in Peripheral Vascular Disease.

Targets cardiologists, cardiovascular surgeons and cath lab directors. Subjects surveyed include cardiac catheterization, angioplasty, valvuloplasty, cardiac stents, intervention in peripheral vascular disease, restenosis, echocardiography, photodynamic therapy, and clinical decision-making. Papers are submitted and reviewed by an advisory board consisting of top invasive cardiologists throughout the world.

Official publication of the American Federation for Medical Research and geared toward scientists engaged in all areas of biomedical investigation. Features patient-oriented, translational and basic research. Offers information for the physician-scientist with both a clinical and translational focus and a basic science focus. Regular features include: interviews with prominent members of the medical research community; news on federal regulatory changes; peer-reviewed articles; news from the clinical biomedical research community; public policy news; professional recruitment guides; and grants and contracts awarded and available.

Serves as a teaching resource for investors and academics and offers news, case studies, insights and reviews on investment management. Regular features include: Practitioners Digest, which emphasizes the practical significance of manuscripts features in the Insights and Articles section; Insights, with investment management experts’ thoughts and perspectives of the industry; Case Studies, which presents a case pertinent to issues and events in investment management; Survey of Literature, reviewing a significant survey of the literature in investment management as well as with current trends in the industry; and Book Reviews, with information on new books on a range of investment topics.

Editorial content includes new developments and case studies detailing the analysis and design of trickle-irrigation laterals, geochemical factors affecting trace element mobility, canal system hydraulic modeling, unique problems in modeling irrigation canals and potential pitfalls of canal models. Provides a timely international compilation of peer-reviewed research papers on all phases of engineering hydrology, irrigation, drainage and related water management subjects, such as watershed management, weather modification, water quality, ground water and surface water. Coverage includes new developments and case studies detailing the analysis and design of trickle-irrigation laterals, geochemical factors affecting trace element mobility, canal system hydraulic modeling, unique problems in modeling irrigation canals and potential pitfalls of canal models.