Abstract: The tremendous growth of e-journals in the marketplace has forced libraries to rethink their means of providing access to these coveted resources. Over the past 20 years, methods to connect users to e-journals have taken different shapes, fluctuating among a plethora of theories,
ideologies, and technologies. This chapter attempts to synthesize the methods employed by academic libraries during this period to provide seamless e-journal access to users.
Source: in Jones, Wayne, Eds. E-Journals Access and Management, chapter 12, pp. 187-199.
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Note: This is the authors version of the paper.
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