How
to Access the History Cooperative
There are three ways to view full content of online journals
in the History Cooperative:
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For
Institutional Subscribers |
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If
you are connecting from an institution that currently
subscribes to the American Historical Review, the
Journal of American History, the William
and Mary Quarterly, Western Historical Quarterly,
Journal of the Gilded Age, or History of Education
Quarterly, you will automatically receive access
to full online content of the electronic version of
each of these journals. This is enabled through the
use of institutional IP numbers and does not require
your personal login. If your institution subscribes
to the paper journal but you find that you cannot
access the full-text online version from your campus,
please ask your librarian to fill out our Online
IP Registration Form, which will add their institutional
IP numbers to our control system. Librarians will
find more information here.
Note: subscribing to one journal does not include
access to the other. Click the following buttons to
see if you have full access to either journal:
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For
Individual Members |
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If
you are not connecting from a subscriber institution,
but you are an individual member of the AHA or
the OAH, or are a subscriber to the William and Mary
Quarterly, Western Historical Quarterly, Journal
of the Gilded Age, or Indiana Magazine of History,
you can set up a personal account. Simply register
with us by using your society membership number,
as shown on your journal or newsletter label.
AHA members can go to the AHA
individual membership section to locate their member
numbers. Login information for the History Coop is the
same as for AHA member services. OAH members can contact
the society directly at member@oah.org.
If you have already set up your personal account, you
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For Non-members |
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If
you are not a member of the AHA, the OAH, or a subscriber
to the William and Mary Quarterly, Western
Historical Quarterly, Journal of the Gilded Age, or
History of Education Quarterly, and you are not
connecting from a subscriber institution, you can
still purchase a Research Pass
that allows you full access to the site and to all
the journals, as well as use of the SearchBuilder
features, for one continuous two-hour session from
the time of purchase. Research Passes are priced as
follows:
a) $10.00 per two-hour
period for a user who belongs to either AHA, OAH,
or subscribes to the William and Mary Quarterly,
Western Historical Quarterly, Journal of the
Gilded Age, or Indiana Magazine of History.
b) $20.00 per two-hour
period for a user who belongs to neither society or
holds a subscription to the William and Mary Quarterly,
Western Historical Quarterly, Journal of the
Gilded Age, or Indiana Magazine of History.
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The History Cooperative will continue
to make free to all: tables of contents for all journal
issues; article keywords; collateral content
(e.g., 14 volumes of The Booker
T. Washington Papers). Also, 14 additional journals—The
History Teacher, Law and History Review, Common-Place,
Environmental History, Massachusetts Historical Review,
Oregon Historical Quarterly, Oral History Review, Journal
of World History, World History Connected, Journal of
the Abraham Lincoln Association., Journal of Social
History, Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography,
Health and History, and Labour/Le Travail—currently
remain freely accessible. |
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