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Explore the global community of university presses participating in JSTOR’s Path to Open, advancing access to high-quality monographs and supporting sustainable, equitable scholarly publishing.
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Explore the global network of libraries partnering in Path to Open, institutions committed to expanding access to high-quality, open access scholarly books.
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Discover how Path to Open, a Books at JSTOR initiative, brings libraries, publishers, and authors together to make open access for scholarly books sustainable, equitable, and scalable.
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Build tailored ebook collections with JSTOR’s subject packages and individual title selections—flexible, budget-conscious options that deliver perpetual access and support diverse teaching and research needs.
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Access 2+ million rights-cleared academic images and multimedia integrated with JSTOR’s scholarly content—trusted by libraries and educators for research and teaching.
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Request an institutional trial for your institution. Complete the form to explore archival journals, primary sources, Artstor on JSTOR, or Digital Stewardship Services. Not for individual user trials.
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Journal content releases Below you’ll find downloadable spreadsheets organized by month and year, detailing new issues and titles added to the collections, titles changes, added […]
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Build smarter ebook collections with JSTOR’s Demand-Driven Acquisition—pay only for the titles your users actually read, ensuring efficient, data-driven, and cost-effective collection growth.
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The University of the Fraser Valley Library adopted JSTOR’s Demand-Driven Acquisition (DDA) ebook program to expand access to scholarly content while managing tight budgets and limited staff time. Collections and Electronic Resource Librarian Patti Wilson shares how DDA has helped the university meet evolving research and curriculum needs.
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Books at JSTOR partners with 54 Iberoamerican publishers to offer 5,000+ Spanish and 420 Portuguese ebooks, including open access titles, expanding global access to Latin American scholarship.
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Explore World Heritage Sites: Africa, a digital collection of 86,000+ objects documenting Africa’s cultural heritage and rock art through visual, contextual, and spatial data.
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Explore Struggles for Freedom: Southern Africa, a JSTOR collection of 27,000+ objects and 190,000 pages documenting the region’s liberation movements and anti-apartheid struggles.
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Explore nearly 26,000 digitized pamphlets documenting the political, social, and economic debates that shaped 19th-century Britain—now accessible through JSTOR.
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Global Plants is the world’s largest database of digitized plant type specimens and related materials—featuring nearly three million images and reference works from 300+ herbaria in 70+ countries.
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