In their second year, students would specialize in a substantive major, like science or religion or economics, and produce a journal, similar to a law review.
I love the poster above who says he/she provides a clean LaTeX file as if that is all that it takes to produce a journal.
His philosophy has been inclusion: to cover everything, not just the birds and the mammals, but to produce a journal where, as he puts it, "the Conchological Society of Great Britain and Ireland [the shell collectors' club] has almost an equal footing with the RSPB".
Japan's innovative mission to orbit the asteroid Itokawa has produced a journal's worth of research papers, and next year the European Space Agency expects to bring its 30-satellite Galileo navigation network online as an alternative to the Global Positioning System in the United States.
The aims are to produce a journal volume, to be published by the Yale Journal of Health Policy, Law and Ethics on this topic; to put YLS on the map in the health law world; and to establish Yale as a place where the studies of health law and public law come together.
Furthermore, Table 3 shows that an average of 2.29 researchers produced a journal publication, only very few of which were comments or book reviews.
Sardón produced a journal, Revista de Economía y Derecho, which has been elevating the discourse on legal and juridical matters in his country.
Last year, it came to light that Merck had paid the publishing company Elsevier to produce a journal, Australasian Journal of Bone & Joint Medicine, which looked like a peer-reviewed medical journal but was filled with articles and reviews from MECs, including articles favorable to Merck products for osteoporosis.
The BNP also produced a journal devoted to rural matters.
