SORs_Taylor_and_Francis_Pulications_Combined.pdf

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(DKL)

Naval Postgraduate School

1.0 b timeframes, so purchase of these collections will broaden and deepen DKL’s electronic

2.0 wing

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Statement of Requirements

Routledge Handbooks Online 2019 Collection

Security Collection (all non-owned content published through March 17, 2019)

Taylor & Francis Dudley Knox Library (DKL)

Naval Postgraduate School

1.0 Background/Introduction:

DKL maintains a curated portfolio of information products from a variety of credible and proprietary sources that support teaching, learning, and research needs of NPS students and faculty. Selection is based on relevance to curricula and research interest, the quality of content, and some technical delivery preferences. Routledge is a well-known scholarly academic publisher. The Routledge Handbooks Online (RHO) 2019 Collection, brings together the world’s leading scholars to provide a cutting-edge overview of classic and current research and future trends in the Social Sciences, and provides an authoritative guide to theory and method, the key sub-disciplines, and the primary current debates. The

Security Collection focuses on topics such as International Security, Terrorism Studies, Strategic Studies, Intelligence, and Peace & Conflict Studies. It includes a range of current and retrospective titles from cutting-edge research monographs to supplementary texts, handbooks and textbooks. Collections sought are in subject areas of interest to the Graduate School of Business & Public Policy, the School of International

Graduate Studies, and the School of Operational and Information Sciences (Defense

Analysis). We already own the 2017-2018 collections. Perpetual access to these new titles will ensure that our collection is current, and will strengthen research capabilities in the listed schools.

2.0 Minimal Technical Requirements/Salient Characteristics:

The RHO and the Security Ebook Collections are sought because they widen the coverage and increase the currency of information in subject areas relevant to NPS research and instruction, including (but not limited to) areas such as Asian

Studies, Business & Economics, Criminal Justice & Criminology, Education, Middle

East Studies, Politics, Psychology, Security Studies, and Sociology. These collections will supplement our overall resources.

The following technical requirements are in place:

IP-based access

Scholarly, peer-reviewed content

Complements existing collections

Available on a platform already in use

Perpetual access with no maintenance. platform, or license fees

Unlimited simultaneous user access

DRM-free content

Books and book chapters can be read online or downloaded as PDFs

Book title Digital Object Identifiers (DOI) provided

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Full-text searchable

Content discoverable through Primo (library resource discovery tool)

Proprietary content/single supplier

COUNTER 4 & 5 usage reports

MARC records available

Personalized login available to save searches, set up alerts, and bookmark entries.