December 2011 Update

New Subject Areas

Oxford University Press is pleased to introduce Education to Oxford Bibliographies Editor in Chief, Luanna H. Meyer, is Professor of Education (Research) and Director of the Jessie Hetherington Center for Educational Research at Victoria University in New Zealand. View a complete listing of available articles, contributors, and Editorial Board members.

Upcoming Conferences

Stop by the Oxford booth for live demos and more information

Middle East Studies Association, December 1-4, 2011, Washington, DC
American Philosophical Association-Eastern Division, December 27-30, 2011, Washington, DC
Association Of American Law Schools, January 4-8, 2012, Washington, DC
Linguistic Society Of America, January 5-8, 2012, Portland, ME
Modern Language Association, January 5-8, 2012, Seattle, WA
American Historical Association, January 5-8, 2012, Chicago, IL
American Philological Association, January 5-8, 2012, Philadelphia, PA
Society For Social Work Research, January 11-15, 2012, Washington, DC
American Library Association-Midwinter, January 20-24, 2012, Dallas, TX
 

Previous Updates

• The November 2011 update introduced Cinema and Media Studies, Latin American Studies, and Linguistics to Oxford Bibliographies.
• The September 2011 update introduced 75 new articles to Oxford Bibliographies across seven subject areas and the announcement of the launch of Oxford Bibliographies: Latino Studies.
• The July 2011 update introduced 91 new articles to Oxford Bibliographies across eight subject areas and the announcement of the launch of Oxford Bibliographies: Sociology.
• The June 2011 update introduced 115 new articles to OBO across eight subject areas and the announcement of the new Geography module.
• The April 2011 update introduced more than 50 new articles to Oxford Bibliographies across eight subject areas.
• The March 2011 update introduced Communication, International Relations, Public Health, and Victorian Literature to Oxford Bibliographies.
• The February 2011 update introduced Hinduism to Oxford Bibliographies.
• The December 2010 update introduced Medieval Studies to Oxford Bibliographies.