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FAQ

1)  What is our homepage for e-content?

www.harrassowitz-library.de or www.harrassowitz-library.com

2) If a university has subsidiaries in other countries, does the subscription price also apply to all branches?

In principle, yes, but please specify when ordering.

3) Are there any restrictions on IP ranges/number of possible users?

No.

4) What are the general licence conditions?

The general licence conditions can be found here.

In addition, there is a framework agreement (Niso) which Harrassowitz has signed and which is used as a basis in conjunction with the other signatories (mainly American libraries and subscription agencies).

www.niso.org/standards-committees/seru

5) Will the contents remain accessible after termination and which volumes are included in the subscription?

Yes, the volumes already paid for remain accessible

Central Asiatic Journal (since 2008)
https://caj.harrassowitz-library.com

Deutsches Archiv für Erforschung des Mittelalters (since 2022)
https://mgh-da.harrassowitz-library.com

Die Sprache (since 2006)
https://spr.harrassowitz-library.com

Die Welt der Slaven (since 2016)
https://ws.harrassowitz-library.com/

Enchoria (since 2010/2011)
https://ench.harrassowitz-library.com/

Globalgeschichte / Global History (since 2023)
https://gg.harrassowitz-library.com/

Journal of Asian History (since 2008)
https://jah.harrassowitz-library.com

Journal of Olympic History (since 2023)
https://joh.harrassowitz-library.com/

Leipziger Jahrbuch zur Buchgeschichte (since 2011/2012)
https://lj.harrassowitz-library.com/

Mediterranean Language Review (since 2011)
https://mlr.harrassowitz-library.com

Oriens Extremus (since 2011)
https://oe.harrassowitz-library.com/

Sasanian Studies - Late Antique Iranian World (since 2022)
https://sst.harrassowitz-library.com

Studia Eblaitica (since 2015)
https://stebla.harrassowitz-library.com/

Turkic Languages (since 2015)
https://tl.harrassowitz-library.com/

Wiener Slavistisches Jahrbuch,  Neue Folge (since 2013)
https://wsj.harrassowitz-library.com

Zeitschrift der Deutschen Morgenländischen Gesellschaft (since 2010)
https://zdmg.harrassowitz-library.com

Zeitschrift für altorientalische und biblische Rechtsgeschichte (since 1995)
https://zar.harrassowitz-library.com

Zeitschrift für Arabische Linguistik (since 2010)
https://zal.harrassowitz-library.com

Zeitschrift für Balkanologie (since 2002) 
https://zfb.harrassowitz-library.com

6) When can e-books follow?

Planned for June 2024.

7) What are the advantages of subscribing to several journals at the same time?

As before with JSTOR, the advantage remains at 15% if at least 8 journals are purchased at the same time.

8) Long-term archiving

Long-term archiving is carried out by Portico for former JSTOR customers before 2022, From 2022, Harrassowitz will take over long-term archiving for current subscriptions.

9) What are the subscription options for subscribers?

a) Print only (no change, invoiced on publication of the volume or the 1st issue)
b) Print and e-combination (invoicing at the beginning of the year, delivery on publication)
c) E-only (charged at the beginning of the year)

10) How is access to the purchased content established?

For libraries via the IP range, for private customers via password access.

11)  Are usage statistics provided?

We offer following usage statistics for library administrators, which can be requested and evaluated independently:

  • Number of successful full-text downloads by month and journal title
  • Number of successful full-text downloads by publication year - YOP - and journal title

Library administrators must actively register on our site https://www.harrassowitz-library.com/register/ and will be activated as soon as the library has confirmed the registration to the publisher.

12) Open URL

Journal:
<http://www.harrassowitz-library.com/openurl?genre=journal&eissn=2747-4305>
<http://www.harrassowitz-library.com/openurl?genre=journal&title=CAJ>

Volume:
<http://www.harrassowitz-library.com/openurl?genre=journal&eissn=2747-4305&volume=62>
<http://www.harrassowitz-library.com/openurl?genre=journal&eissn=2747-4305&date=2019>
<http://www.harrassowitz-library.com/openurl?genre=journal&eissn=2747-4305&date=2019&volume=62>

Issue:
<http://www.harrassowitz-library.com/openurl?genre=journal&eissn=2747-4305&date=2019&volume=62&issue=2>

Article:
<http://www.harrassowitz-library.com/openurl?genre=article&eissn=2747-4305&date=2019&volume=62&issue=2&spage=149>

Parameters Description:

genre: "journal" or "book
issn: print ISSN
eissn: online ISSN
date: year of publication
volume: volume number
title: title of the publication
issue: issue number
spage; start page of the article


13) EZ Proxy

OCLC maintains a database stanza to provide access to specific e-resources in EZproxy:
https://help-de.oclc.org/Library_Management/EZproxy/Database_stanzas/Harrassowitz_Publishing


14) Harrassowitz Publishing Web Content Accessibility Statement

Harrassowitz Publishing is committed to ensure that our platform is accessible to all our users, regardless of their abilities or technologies. We are constantly working to improve the accessibility and usability of our platform.
Harrassowitz Publishing strives to conform to Level AA of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Web Accessibility Guidelines 2.0 and Section 508 standards of the U.S. Federal Accessibility Standard.

Harrassowitz Publishing offers Journal content currently exclusively in PDF format. All PDFs can be downloaded by the user and read in a PDF viewer. PDF standards may have changed over the years, and PDFs for older content in particular may not be accessible with screen readers or other assistive devices. Information from Adobe about Acrobat Reader accessibility features:

https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/using/accessibility-features-pdfs.html

The website was tested with assistive technologies (including screen reader, screen magnification, contrast switching, keyboard, speech recognition). A score of 96/100 was achieved in testing with the Google Chrome Lighthouse automated accessibility tool.
We are currently working on optimizing links in terms of distinguishable names and improved tab visualization.

The following options are available:
Zoom: Zoom up to 300% without the text going beyond the screen.
Navigation: navigate most of the website using only a keyboard; navigate through most of the website using speech recognition software
Screen reader: listen to most of the website with the help of a screen reader
Accessiblility: the website is accessible for: use with limited or no vision or color perception, use with limited or no hearing and without/with limited voice ability, the use with limited range
Recommended browsers: Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox