What does jstor

The Artstor collection is the most extensive image resource for educational and scholarly use. It brings together visual media from top museums, archives, scholars, and artists — all rights-cleared for education and research.

More than 2 million primary sources across four collections. The artifacts, specimens, and documents in the collections are scanned at high resolution to enable detailed inspection of each item. Open and free content Our partnerships with libraries and publishers help us make content discoverable and freely accessible worldwide.

JSTOR is committed to the preservation of this content for future generations and collaborates with the academic community to achieve the following goals:. The Current Scholarship Program provides access to the most recent issues of more than high-quality titles from 52 leading publishers. The digitization of more than 20, pamphlets from seven UK institutions provides researchers, students, and teachers with an immensely rich and coherent corpus of primary sources with which to study the socio-political and economic landscape of 19th century Britain.

Skip to Main Content. Expand search. In addition to all permitted uses described above, you are free to copy, use, and redistribute the Early Journal Content in part or in whole for non-commercial purposes. Please be considerate of other users and do not use robots or other devices or coordinate activity that may disrupt the JSTOR platform to systematically download these works.

The Open JSTOR Collection, the Open Artstor Collection, and certain portions of Community Collection Content may be subject to the terms of a Creative Commons license or other rights statement or license, as indicated in the copyright statement or metadata for the content.

For JSTOR Collection content, this does not include research that may later be incorporated into something sold, for example, a book containing academic research.

JSTOR provides long term preservation of the JSTOR Archive Collections, supported by an endowment, redundant storage and multiple back-up files, and for those items of JSTOR Archive Collections Content that have print editions, establishing a dedicated repository at a participating institution to house and preserve the print copies under archival-quality conditions. For JSTOR Licensed Content, access will be available as long as the applicable license is in effect and all applicable fees have been paid.

The applicable publisher of a journal in Journals Hosting Content shall provide a method for post-cancellation access. The applicable publisher shall also be responsible for ensuring Institutional Licensees and Authorized Users receive post-cancellation access to titles in accordance with the NISO Transfer Code of Practice.

Perpetual Access for Books. Ongoing Access to Artstor Collection. ITHAKA intends to maintain the Artstor Collection and to make it available for noncommercial, educational, and scholarly purposes on an ongoing basis, noting however, should exigent circumstances so require, ITHAKA reserves the right to discontinue the availability of the Artstor Collection on its platforms on provision of notice.

In such circumstances, ITHAKA will work to transfer the Artstor Collection to another nonprofit institution and to have it made widely available for noncommercial educational and scholarly purposes noting ITHAKA will not be liable if such transfer is not made.

Upon termination of a license to the Artstor Collection, all online access to Artstor Collection Content shall cease, though Authorized Users may retain print or electronic copies of Artstor Collection Content appearing in lesson plans or in other pedagogical, educational, or scholarly materials for personal uses, that are noncommercial in nature and are consistent with fair use and other exceptions to intellectual property rights laws of the United States.

Institutional Licensees are responsible for making reasonable efforts to limit access to the JSTOR Licensed Content and Artstor Collection Content to valid Authorized Users and update the status of its Authorized Users as needed to protect the Content from unpermitted use, and to cooperate with ITHAKA by providing information or assistance necessary to implement its user authentication processes.

Unpermitted Use. If there is an unauthorized use or a violation of these Terms and Conditions of Use, ITHAKA may suspend or terminate, or request Institutional Licensee assist in suspending or terminating where practicable, access to a specific user, IP address es , or other authorization and authentication mechanisms used to gain access for the unauthorized use. ITHAKA shall make reasonable efforts to contact the Institutional Licensee prior to suspension or termination of access and to restore access promptly following successful resolution of the matter.

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