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Q: How do I get access to JSTOR?
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Q: How do I remove an article from my shelf?
A: You can read a step by step tutorial on our Register and Read page.
Q: How can I delete my MyJSTOR account?
A: Contact us and tell us to delete it. You can find out more on our Register and Read page.
Q: Are JSTOR articles peer reviewed?
A: Read more about the span of our content on the page we wrote about peer reviews.
Q: How do I get administrative access at my institution?
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