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Australian Academic Press publishes 13 internationally recognised peer-reviewed journals on behalf of scholarly and professional societies and universities. All Australian Academic Press journals proudly showcase Australian and New Zealand content alongside international contributions. Our journals are designed to provide readers not only with research outcomes but also education and practice information to promote both the science and the profession behind the journal. COMING SOON FOR 2008 — The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Organisational Psychology Download our 2008 Journal Price List Now |
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Journal of Smoking Cessation The Journal of Smoking Cessation is the world's only publication devoted exclusively to the treatment of smoking cessation. The journal is targeted specifically to the area of smoking cessation at the “grass-roots” level, focussing on observational studies that have practical implications for those assisting smokers to quit. It is a high quality peer-reviewed publication with an international editorial board that has itself wide experience in the field of smoking cessation. |
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of Pacific Rim Psychology The Journal of Pacific Rim Psychology (JPRP) stems from the South Pacific Journal of Psychology published between 1984 and 2005 and reflects the substantial growth in interest in the topics covered under the old journal. JPRP fills a void in contemporary psychology, with a focus on a region of the world that is extraordinarily vast, easily recognisable, and rich in cultural diversity. |
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Journal of Disability Management Research The International Journal of Disability Management Research publishes research findings in areas covered by disability management including prevention of injury and disability, occupational rehabilitation and employment of people with injury and disability. The Journal has a particular aim of encouraging and publishing findings from studies conducted in a range of countries that focus on disability management interventions in the workplace. |
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Twin
Research and Human Genetics Twin Research communicates the results of original research covering the broad spectrum of multiple birth research. It also provides timely state-of-the-art reviews on all aspects of twin studies. Topics covered in the journal include behavioral genetics, complex diseases, endocrinology, foetal pathology, genetics, obstetrics, paediatrics, and psychiatric genetics. |
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The Australian and New Zealand Journal of Family Therapy, known today as ANZJFT, represents not only family therapy, but any clinical approaches that can broadly be described as ‘innovative’ or ‘contextual’. The journal publishes important research and theory as well as short, reader-friendly papers of direct relevance to anyone working in family-sensitive practice. It is governed by therapists, for therapists. |
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The Australian Journal of Rehabilitation Counselling The Australian Journal of Rehabilitation Counselling contains original contributions dealing with a broad range of topics in the rehabilitation and disability fields. Topics include rehabilitation counselling, case management, rehabilitation education, rehabilitation administration, job placement, vocational assessment, psychosocial rehabilitation, independent living, transition planning, supported employment, industrial rehabilitation and disability management. |
