What's in this article:

• How get permissions to use JSTOR articles
• Using the Copyright Clearance Center

How to get permissions:

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Using the Copyright Clearance Center to Get Permission

Some publishers have opted to manage their permissions through the Copyright Clearance Center. You can request permission for this kind of copyrighted content by clicking the "Request Permissions" link which appears below the text of an article on JSTOR.

From here you will be taken to the Copyright Clearance Center where you can browse which options available for the material you are interested in. If you do not find any purchasing options on this page, please contact the publisher directly.