degrammaticalization, muriel norde, oxford university press, 2009, 270 ps

Neuroimaging Genetics Edited by Bigos et al. Oxford University Press

Over the last two decades, the association of genetic variation and brain function has received considerable attention. It is well established that most psychiatric and neurological diseases have a substantial genetic contribution. Therefore, investigating the influences of genotypes on brain structure and function should lead to a better understanding of the neurobiology of physiological brain...

Synergy in Scientific Publishing: The ESA–Oxford University Press Partnership

You are viewing the results of a multiyear strategic process, which began with a simple question: How can we achieve the best future for ESA publications? ESA’s publishing efforts are vital to our success as a scientific society. Our journals serve as a critical element of the scientific process and the ecosystem of the discipline of entomology. Further, our publications support ESA’s core valu...

Of the Oxford University Computing Laboratory Student Conference 2009

Traditionally, the Computing Laboratory has held this event once every two years. However, the healthy growth in graduate intake, together with the success of the conference last year, has motivated us to depart from tradition by holding the conference for a second year running. In response to the call for papers, the Programme Committee received an encouraging number of submissions on a broad ...

Owen Davies. Grimoires: A History of Magic Books. Oxford, U.K.: Oxford University Press, 2009. x, 368p. $29.95 (ISBN 9780199204519). LC2009-924589

disappointed by the weak annotations, insufficient subject indexing, and limited chronological span, as well as the absence of writings in languages other than Eng-lish. As a result, most researchers will continue to rely on Meadows as their primary jazz bibliography, and only libraries with very ambitious collecting missions in the area of jazz should feel it necessary to purchase Jazz Books i...

Virginia Berridge, Public Health: A Very Short Introduction (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2016) pp. 160, £7.99, paperback, ISBN: 9780199688463.

as an obligation of the state and a right of citizens, helping fuel a cross-class and -race alliance that pressured the colonial government to step up to the plate. The chapters cover a wide range of topics including the control of infectious diseases, city sanitation reform, the gender/race biases shaping health systems and health education. They also employ different methodological approaches...

Book (Oxford University Press), The Judicial Construction of Europe, ch. 3: The Free Movement of Goods