JSTOR Full Access (Journals & Primary Sources)
We would like to inform you that HEAL-Link has signed a contract garding access for all of the Universities to the collection JSTOR Full Access (Journals & Primary Sources).
JSTOR’s Full Access Model provides institutions with comprehensive access to JSTOR’s archival scholarly content, combining a broad collection of academic journals with a curated set of primary source materials to support research and teaching across disciplines. The model includes the full text of more than 2,800 peer-reviewed journals spanning over 60 subject areas, with particular depth in the humanities and social sciences, alongside selected science and multidisciplinary fields.
Key subject areas include history, literature, political science, economics, sociology, philosophy, religion, art history, architecture, language and linguistics, education, psychology, environmental science, and area studies.
Journals are typically available from their first issue onward, offering deep historical coverage, though the most recent 2–5 years of content are generally excluded, with new content being added each year.
In addition to journals, the Full Access Model includes millions of primary source materials that provide valuable context and original evidence for scholarship. These collections include digitized archival documents, pamphlets, manuscripts, images, and other materials drawn from libraries and cultural heritage institutions worldwide. The primary sources support interdisciplinary research and primary source–based teaching, particularly in historical, cultural, and area studies.
Access control is done by IP address recognition.
- The American Economic Review
- The Journal of Finance
- The American Journal of Mathematics
- International Affairs
- The Journal of Hellenic Studies
- The Classical Review
- Architectural History
- Twentieth Century Literature
- Harvard Law Review
- Transactions of the Royal Historical Society