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The Journal of the History of Ideas examines the evolution of ideas and their influence onhistorical developments. An interdisciplinary publication, JHI covers several fields ofhistorical study including the history of philosophy, literature, the natural and socialsciences, religion, the arts, and culture in general. As the official publication of theSociety for the History of Ideas, JHI promotes greater collaboration among scholars in allprovinces of cultural and intellectual history.Keywords: cultural and intellectual history, journalJournal of the Society for Philosophy and Technologyhttp://scholar.lib.vt.edu/ejournals/SPT/spt.htmlThe Society for Philosophy and Technology is an electronic version of the quarterly printjournal published by the Society for Philosophy and Technology. Issues are available asboth HTML and PDF files. Back issues are searchable.Keywords: journal, philosophy, society, technologyJournals on Philosophy, Psychology & Education (Martin Ryder)http://www.cudenver.edu/~mryder/itc_data/ejournals.htmlThe journals listed here include articles related to Learning Technologies,Communications and Culture.Keywords: education, journal, philosophy, psychologyKnowledge and Process Management (formerly known as Business Change andReengineering: The Journal of Corporate Transformation)http://www.environmental-expert.com/magazine/wiley/1092-4604/Knowledge and Process Management aims to provide essential information to executivesresponsible for driving performance improvement in their business or for introducingnew ideas to business through thought leadership. The journal meets executives' needs forpractical information on the lessons learned from other organizations in the areas of: (i)knowledge management, (ii) organizational learning, (iii) core competences, and (iv)process management. In addition to detailed case studies, the journal also publishesresearch papers containing new thinking from leading business schools as well aspractical principles drawn from cross-company surveys.321