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The journal collection covers several distinct fields. Its history should be described journal by journal rather than assigning every journal the same starting date.
The journal collection covers several distinct fields. Its history should be described journal by journal rather than assigning every journal the same starting date.



Latest revision as of 00:52, 12 November 2026

The journal collection covers several distinct fields. Its history should be described journal by journal rather than assigning every journal the same starting date.

Pharmacy, medicine and law: 2021

SSP Modern Pharmacy and Medicine and SSP Modern Law and Practice both have first volumes dated 2021. Early subjects include pharmacopoeial standards, pharmacoeconomic analysis, access to medicines, pharmaceutical law and organizational and legal analysis.

Economics and public administration: 2022 onward

SSP Modern Economics, State and Public Administration begins in 2022. Its research broadens the collection into entrepreneurship, wartime enterprise support, labour-market structure and digital competences and employment policy.

Conceptual work: 2026

Conceptual Future adds a later strand of conceptual research, including evolving authorship in human–SI collaboration. These proposals should be distinguished from established disciplinary terminology and empirical research findings.

Reading the collection

An article's publication is evidence of a contribution to scholarly discussion, not by itself proof of a universal consensus or current policy. Historical legal and clinical papers should be read in their dated context. Article authorship also should not be inferred from journal ownership: many contributors are independent scholars.

Sources

See also: Terms and concepts index · Journal research map · History and research foundations.