To order journal articles, send a request to one of the Network libraries . Always let the library know if you have an urgent request. If the library owns the journal, you will be sent either a photocopy of the article or the actual issue. Some libraries, like the Sectoral and IT Resource Center, offer a full photocopy service, while others, like the Joint Library, copy only from selected publications. Many journals are also available in electronic form on systems like ProQuest Direct , which you can access from your office.
Librarians also have full-text access to hundreds of other titles, including many newspapers.
Check with a library about the titles you need. If the library does not own the title you need, we will try and obtain a copy of the article from other sources or through interlibrary loan. You will also find over 60 bibliographic and full-text external databases under Database Resources on this Web site. Many journals indexed may be available in the libraries. Articles found in journals not available in the libraries can be requested through inter-library loan or other document delivery services.