Introducing the New Publisher’s Choice Online (PCO) Program!

Publisher’s Choice Online (PCO) is an exciting new program that provides the opportunity for Choice Reviews Online users to browse the full text of titles that have been reviewed by Choice.  Participating titles will be readily identifiable by the “Browse the Book” link that appears beneath the review on Choice Reviews Online (see the example below).  Clicking on the link launches a new browser window displaying the full-text version of the title on PCO.  The full-text titles are view only; they cannot be copied, downloaded, or printed.

46-2925         JA71      2008-10611 CIP
Social & Behavioral Sciences Political Science Political Theory
Clor, Harry.  On moderation: defending an ancient virtue in a modern world.  Baylor, 2008.  149p bibl index afp; ISBN 9781602581555 pbk, $19.95. Reviewed in 2009jan CHOICE.

Browse the Book

More than 30 publishers are now offering Choice Reviews Online users the opportunity to see the full-text version of selected titles, a total of over 200 titles in all.  See the list of publishers below.  To search for the titles by these publishers that have “Browse the Book” links on Choice Reviews Online, use the Quick Search box to search by Publisher in all the issues.  To receive a monthly newsletter of the newest PCO titles added to Choice Reviews Online, click here.

Algora Publishing
AMACOM
American Phytopathological Society
University of Arizona Press
University of Arkansas Press
Baylor University Press
Bloomberg Press
Brookings
Cambria Press
Central European University Press
University of Chicago Press
Clarellen
University Press of Colorado
CRC Press
Equinox Publishing
Greenwood
Grey House
Guilford Press
LFB Scholarly Publishing
M.E. Sharpe
McFarland
University of Manitoba Press
University of Missouri Press
Paradigm Publishers
Peter Lang Publishing Group
Praeger
Praeger Security International
Rodopi
Salem Press
Schlager Group
Space & Signals Technical Publishing
Vanderbilt University Press
W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research
Wilfrid Laurier