This collection expands JSTOR’s coverage in economics, law, education, sociology, psychology, and public policy and administration. It includes noteworthy student-run law reviews, featuring more than a century of top legal scholarship.
109 titles
Education
Law
Public policy and administration
Education and psychology
Provides important titles in education and psychology, including Child Development, published by the Society for Research in Child Development, and The American Journal of Psychology, founded in 1887. Other noteworthy education titles include The English Journal, published by the National Council of Teachers of English, and The Elementary School Journal, with more than 100 years in print.
Law
Features the largest group of law titles in any Arts & Sciences collection, including law journals with more than 100 years in publication, such as the Harvard Law Review, founded in 1887, and the University of Pennsylvania Law Review, the oldest law journal in the United States, published for more than 160 years. Legal studies coverage is broadened by interdisciplinary journals such as Human Rights Quarterly, a principal resource on the subject of human rights, and the Law & Society Review, a title that unites law, politics, and sociology.
Business
Includes an exceptional group of business titles, with 26 journals from JSTOR Business collections that are not available in any other Arts & Sciences collection. This group contains a strong cluster of management journals, with influential titles such as The Academy of Management Journal and The Academy of Management Review. Interdisciplinary business journals, such as Administrative Science Quarterly, expand the breadth of this discipline. Titles cover sub-disciplines such as operations management, marketing, and accounting, including the The Accounting Review.
Public policy and administration
Contains a diverse group of journals in the field of public policy and administration. Major titles include The Milbank Quarterly, covering population health and health policy, and Public Administration Review, a journal focused in administration research, theory, and practice, published for more than 60 years by the American Society for Public Administration.
