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Open Access Journals

e-Math for Africa http://math.golonka.se/journals.html EMIS DOAJ. Open Access Journals. JSTOR Göttingen Digitalizierungs Zentrum (Digizeitschriften) NUMDAM Project Euclid Biblioteka Wirtualna Nauki. Retroactive Digitization. INASP/PERI HINARI AGORA OARE

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Open Access Journals

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  1. e-Math for Africa http://math.golonka.se/journals.html EMIS DOAJ Open Access Journals

  2. JSTOR Göttingen Digitalizierungs Zentrum (Digizeitschriften) NUMDAM Project Euclid Biblioteka Wirtualna Nauki Retroactive Digitization

  3. INASP/PERI HINARI AGORA OARE JSTOR Subsidized Access Journals

  4. African Access Initiative Participation: ”JSTOR waives the standard participation fees (the Archive Capital Fee and the Annual Access Fee) for any not for profit institution in a country on the continent of Africa.” May be the single most important resource for African mathematicians (apart from bibliographic databases like MathSciNet and Zentralblatt MATH, of course.) Don’t miss this one: http://jstor.org And for the titles and the coverage, here they are….

  5. Bordeauxthèquehttp://bordeauxtheque.math.u-bordeaux1.fr/ • Provided by l'Université Bordeaux 1 • “A free service for developing countries aimed to support researchers by providing documentation in Mathematics and Computer Science.” • Registration needed – fill in an application and I will pass it on … • Document delivery from 287 current and 180 discontinued major mathematics journals

  6. of the ICTP http://ejds.org • eJDS is aimed to distribute free-of-charge scientific articles in the fields of Physics and Mathematics via e-mail to individual scientists residing and working in institutions in developing countries. • Registration needed – fill in an application and I will pass it on to the eJDS • Journals from: • American Institute of Physics • American Mathematical Society • American Physical Society • Elsevier • National Academy of Sciences • Optical Society of America • SPIE (Society of Photo-Optical Instrumentation Engineers) • World Scientific Publishing • Springer

  7. How to proceed? • Apply for eJDS and Bordeauxthèque (personal, not institutional application). • Contact your library about username and password for HINARI, AGORA and OARE. If your university isn’t registered for access, make sure this is done (now!). • Contact your library about registration for JSTOR! • If need be, register as a department!

  8. Don’t give up!

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