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This online version updates twice annually; new entries added each summer and winter.

About 300 Wiley ebooks from all disciplines are available in full-text perpetuity.
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The Sistema Bibliotecario di Ateneo has purchased perpetual access to approximately 570 Oxford Scholarship Online ebooks published by Oxford University Press.

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