Introduction

This Periodicals List provides the titles, volumes, and issues of each journal, magazine, and newsletter received in print in the Bureau of Prisons (BOP) Library. Periodicals are listed alphabetically by title. Next to each title is the range of volume numbers, the issue numbers where appropriate, and the dates of the periodicals on the shelves.

If a title is current (i.e., the library continues to receive it on a regular basis), the beginning volume number and date will be listed followed by a hyphen as illustrated below:

If the library has stopped receiving a title, both the beginning and ending dates will be indicated as shown below:

Periodicals may be identified by volume and/or issue numbers. Therefore, to differentiate between these numbers, which appear under the "Volume" column, the symbol "#" is used to denote the issue number(s) as shown below:

The first example indicates we have every issue of The Public Interest since 1988, issue number 90, while the second means we have the Journal of Gang Research starting with Volume 4, Issue No. 1.

If any of these print subscriptions are also available electronically, it is indicated as shown below:

To obtain periodicals not listed in this document, please ask the Library staff for assistance.

All Bureau of Prisons staff may borrow any periodical, however, we encourage borrowers to photocopy the article(s) needed. BOP staff outside the Central Office may contact Library staff with specific requests; articles will then be photocopied and sent to requestors.

Our mailing address is: Federal Bureau of Prisons Library, 500 Bldg. 7th Fl.,320 First Street, NW, Washington, DC 20534. The library's phone number is (202) 307-3029, FTS 8-700-307-3029, Fax (202) 307-5756.

The BOP Library is located in the Central Office 500 Bldg., 7th Floor. Visitors are welcome between 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. You may search the Library's entire collection on the Internet at http:// www.bop.library.net

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PERIODICALS LIST