Earthscan freezes all journal prices for 2010

["Laura Cox" <laura.cox@frontlinegms.com>]

London, 18 June 2009. In response to the current recession and 
library budget difficulties, and with recognition of the growing 
importance wide dissemination of research on sustainability, 
Earthscan is freezing journal prices for 2010.

The price freeze applies globally, and will be in place for all 
2010 subscriptions, both individual and institutional as of June 
2009.
This applies to all of Earthscan's journals:

*Advances in Building Energy Research
*Architectural Engineering and Design Management
*Architectural Science Review
*Climate and Development
*Climate Policy
*Environmental Hazards
*Intelligent Buildings International
*The International Journal of Agricultural Sustainability
*Studies in Conservation

Veruschka Selbach, Head of Sales and Marketing at Earthscan said: 
'We felt that it was important to respond to the difficulties 
that libraries are facing in the current economic climate. We 
hope that this price freeze will enable libraries to continue to 
provide access to Earthscan and other content in the ever 
important environmental and sustainability arena.'

About Earthscan
Earthscan is the world's leading publisher on environment, 
development and sustainability. It has been operating for over 20 
years and focuses on demonstrating how integral environmental 
issues are to social and economic development.  Earthscan 
publishes around 100 new books a year alongside its expanding 
journals programme.

For more information on Earthscan and to receive information 
about 2010 prices, please contact:

Emma Barnes
Earthscan
Dunstan House
14a St Cross Street
London, EC1N 8XA
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7841 1930
emma.barnes@earthscan.co.uk
www.earthscanjournals.com