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Use of DataJSTOR founded in 1994 by Princeton’s then president, William Bowen, exists to solve the problem of the increasing amount of research papers becoming cost prohibitive to collect. The collection began as digitized academic journals, but now includes audio, video, documents, and research papers.
JSTOR partners with libraries and publishers, to add open access journals, ebooks, research reports, images, and other media to the collection.
The online publication, JSTOR Daily, connects current events to publicly available research in JSTOR.
Included in the collection is a Faculty Resource Library that can facilitate teaching with digital tools, JSTOR workspace (for help with citation and research organization).
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