LibGuides: Static Linking: JSTOR

About JSTOR

JSTOR provides full-text access to a full-range of academic journals and books. Articles in JSTOR are available in PDF. Each title indexed in JSTOR is subject to a 0-5 year moving wall (embargo period). Users can search JSTOR by discipline, subject-area, and journal title. JSTOR refers to a static link as a "Stable URL".

The link to JSTOR can be found via the Databases A-Z page or by using the link below:

JSTOR This link opens in a new window
JSTOR provides full-text PDF access to scholarly journals in Arts and Sciences and Business. The database is searchable by keyword, item type, publication title, and language, and browsable by discipline and journal issue. Each journal has an individual "moving wall" date of available content; the date range is 0-5 years previous to the current year, depending on the journal.

Searching JSTOR

Step 1:

Enter your search terms and limiters on the JSTOR search page and click the "Search" button.

Step 2:

Review the results. When you find an item you would like to use, click on the title to bring you to that item's page.

Step 3:

After the document is launched you will see the both a Stable URL and Remote Access URL for the that article under the journal information on the left side of the screen.

We recommend always using the Remote Access URL which includes the information needed for that article to work for Bentley users from off campus. Copy and paste this link to share.