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The article offers information on publication and subscription policy of the journal and reports on advanced training certificates for a specialist lawyer, as of May 2021.

The article presents the discussion on innovation management in medicine being a challenge only be mastered in cooperation with partners contributing to the disseminating the messages through association subscriptions.

The article informs about editors, subscription and publishing details of November 2018 issue of the periodical "GesR: Gesundheitsrecht."

The article presents details about editors, subscription and publishing of October 2018 issue of the periodical "GesR: Gesundheitsrecht."

Focusing on the most recent Open Access debate, the article looks into the strategic and organizational impact behind the growing number of initiatives aimed at the transformation of the traditional subscription model into a general publication cost scenario. Such a shift can only be achieved with deliberate and pro-active provisions on the part of the research institutions. But it is important to recognize that the establishment of publication funds is not sufficient. It is the economic relations to the publishers in a general sense that have to be re-organized. In that respect, the library acquisition budget has a key role. It is the essential fiscal reservoir for any Open Access transformation and needs to be re-defined in this new context. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article reports on an October 2009 conference held in Paris, France, on the theme "Scientific Journals. The Current Situation and Prospects." The focus of discussion was the increasing "flood" of scholarly journal articles, convention summaries, and festschriften, whose subscriptions can no longer be financially sustained by libraries and academic institutions. Questions were explored on the repositioning, reconfiguring, and financing of subscriptions to such publications by publishers, editors, and institutions promoting such French and German language journals.

The article reports on a March 2007 conference organized by the German Librarians Association's Group on Acquisitions and Holdings and focussed on the theme of national licenses. Talks were given on the nationwide digital maintenance of information for scientists and students, the costs of journal subscriptions, and the limitations of Google.

An introduction is presented in which the editors discuss the double issue in August 2010 and ask their subscribers to update them with their newest contact information before that issue is released in order to save on time and postage.