GDNet Journals: MUSE Free Journals Access Portal

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GDNet MUSE Free Journals Access Portal

Today's research. Tomorrow's inspiration.

GDNet' s MUSE Journal Access Portal enables social science researchers based in developing or transitional countries to access a searchable, full-text, online database of more than 120 well-known social science journals, free of charge.

About the GDNet MUSE Journal Access Portal

GDNet has teamed up with Project MUSE, one of the academic community's primary electronic journals resources, to give GDNet-registered researchers based in developing and transition countries no-cost access to over 120 leading social science journals.

For 2009, MUSE will offer content from over 400 respected humanities and social science journals from nearly 100 not-for-profit publishers. Eligible GDNet-registered researchers can download full-text articles at no cost to themselves or their institution through the GDNet MUSE Journals Access Portal.

Journals in the collection include Demography, World Politics, The Journal of Democracy, Anthropological Quarterly, Technology and Culture, and several regional-studies journals. For a full listing of journals which can be accessed through this service see the Project MUSE website.

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Access Project MUSE

New users:

Check your eligibility to receive the service. This service is available only to individual researchers who hold a GDNet researcher profile and are based in a low or middle income country.
Register with GDN by creating a GDNet Researcher Profile.
Submit details of an authored research document to be included in the GDN Knowledge Base.
Once registered, access the service through your GDNet personal profile, using your GDNet username and password.

Existing profile holders: