| JSTOR’s
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| • | To
help the scholarly community take advantage |
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advances in information technologies. |
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| • | To
develop a trusted archive of core scholarly |
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| journal
literature, emphasizing conversion of |
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journal backfiles and preservation of future |
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| • | To
enhance the accessibility of older journal |
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| literature |
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| In
pursuing its mission, JSTOR takes a system-wide perspective, seeking |
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for libraries, publishers and scholars & students. |
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