Id like to obtain a journal article from another university and make copies for class use. Can I request interlibrary loan?
The Copyright Law in force since September 1999 consists of exceptions to assist in ‘fair dealing”: A library, archive or museum may make a copy under subsection (2) only on condition that (a) the person for whom the copy will be made has satisfied the library, archive or museum that the person will not use the copy for a purpose other than research or private study; and (b) the person is provided with a single copy of the work. We have stamped on the copies received to inform users that articles are to be used solely for the purpose of research or private study (or criticism or review) and that any other use may require the authorization of the copyright owner. I’ve looked at the table of contents of one recent journal issue. It is a special issue on my research topic and I’d like a copy of the entire issue. Is it possible to obtain through interlibrary loan? Going by the Copyright Law and Access Copyright agreement, the lending library may agree to copy an article or up to 10% of a p
