Disruption to print journals delivery
20 March 2020
Last update: 27/03/20 15:52
This situation has developed further and there is an updated message available here.
We are experiencing delays and disruption to some deliveries of our printed journals at different stages of the supply chain, due to the impact of the Covid-19 virus.
Going forward, it is likely that the print supply chain will become significantly disrupted.
We will update you via email, social media and messages on our platforms as we get more information, but as a precautionary measure, we suggest that all subscribers, with a bundle (print + online) subscription, activate their online access to their journal/s on Cambridge Core.
Please check if you have online access for your journals. If you don’t, there are online instructions for both individual and institutional subscribers here. Also a guide for institutional subscribers here.
Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience that this unprecedented situation causes.
If you require further help or wish to contact us, please visit our FAQ page, or if you are one of our society publishing partners, please email joursoc@cambridge.org
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