Is there a way for non academic history lovers to subscribe to scholarly historical journals without...

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Is there a way for non academic history lovers to subscribe to scholarly historical journals without institutional access?

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I’m thinking of sites like JHU which have articles I’d love to read and that were published in 2021/22, but appear blocked until the paywall is lifted after several years.

I’d hate to wait that long!

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Trevor_Culley

Sure. You pay them money. The cost to subscribe to journals varies from irritatingly pricey ($30/year for a quarterly publication) to prohibitively expensive. For examples click subscribe on any of these journals published by jhu

https://www.press.jhu.edu/journals/subjects/history

You can also look to open access publications. Examples include but are not limited to: https://open-access.network/en/information/subject-specific-open-access/historical-studies

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