JSTOR for Public Libraries
Access to JSTOR gives patrons an essential resource that facilitates their educational, professional, and independent research needs.
Public Libraries around the globe, from small branch libraries and county-based systems to national archives, participate in JSTOR. When Public Libraries participate in JSTOR, patrons gain access to an essential resource that facilitates their educational, professional, and independent research needs, and librarians have at their fingertips a reference resource of hundreds of the most important journals published.
Community Facts & Figures
130 Public Libraries in 32 countries participate in JSTOR.
- JSTOR helps public libraries stay current by providing them electronic full-text access to over one thousand of the most important journals published in the world.
- JSTOR contains over 1,000 titles in a broad spectrum of disciplines, including language and literature, history, education, political science, and biological sciences, as well as primary sources such as letters, images, pamphlets, and plant specimens.
Contact Us
JSTOR Outreach & Participation Services
2 Rector Street, 18th Floor
New York, New York 10006 USA
Phone: (877) 786-7575
Fax: (212) 358-6499
E-mail: participation@jstor.org