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- Flexible approach to journal development.
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We are committed to ensuring that high quality research is as widely circulated as possible.
As a not-for-profit publisher, we have no shareholders to satisfy: we can devote ourselves to our society partners and work solely on their behalf, returning any profit to the academic community through journals reinvestment and society payment.
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