JSTOR

Hello, Khalil - At the moment, JSTOR does not have a comprehensive access option for independent researchers, though we're working on a new program to address this need. We also ran a small test this year to extend JSTOR access to alumni of participating institutions, and this option may be more widely available in the future. The options to access... Περισσότερα JSTOR right now are to visit a participating institution (http://www.jstor.org/page/info/about/organization/participantLists/intl.jsp), subscribe to individual titles via our publisher partners (http://www.jstor.org/page/info/about/indivAccess.jsp), or purchase individual articles from publishers via JSTOR (http://www.jstor.org/page/info/about/pssTitles.jsp).

-Kristen

Hi Irum,

We only have this page listed in our system for Quaid-i-Azam University. http://www.digitallibrary.edu.pk/jstor.html

It looks like you'll need to talk to your librarian directly. If your librarian needs help setting up remote access, please direct them to support@jstor.org and we'll talk over the options with them.... Περισσότερα

Thanks,
Brian

Hello, Khaled. If you could tell us where you're located, we may be able to help with some suggestions for ways to access JSTOR.

-Kristen

Hi Garima,

Your local librarian has a URL that we call an access token. You'll need to get that from the library in order to establish your personal account for off-campus acccess. If you have any difficulty, please direct your librarian to write us at support@jstor.org for additional assistance.

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Brian

Hi, Matteo - This journal is not included in the JSTOR archive, so we do not have a copy of the article. I did find links on PubMed to some sources for the article (http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/3533035). You might give those a try.

-Kristen

Hi Yinka, we have set up a couple of ways for University of Ibadan students to get remote access to JSTOR. I will message you with more information. Best, Jenny

Hi Lindsey.

We'll be glad to help. JSTOR does offer a number of cross-disciplinary collections that provide access to different titles, but these collections are not divided by date ranges within titles. And yes, different institutions subscribe to different collections.

From your description, then, and from your ability to find the articles you are looking for through Boston Public Library, I am thinking this has to do with specific titles you have access through your college vs. those available through BPL. ... Περισσότερα

If you can send us some information about specific journal titles or articles you are looking for to support@jstor.org, we can sort out how you can best access them.

Thanks,
Brian

Hi Lindsay, Austin Public Library offers on-site and remote access to JSTOR. I recommend asking a librarian there how to get access. The info page regarding JSTOR is at:
http://www.austinlibrary.com/databases/index.cfm?action=individual&db=191
Best, Jenny