What does “archive only” mean when it appears after a journal title?
The phrase “archive only” means that the journal no longer contributes new issues to MUSE. There are a number of different reasons for a journal to stop contributing new issues to MUSE. For example the title might have ceased publication, it might have been acquired by a commercial publisher or a publisher that does not participate in MUSE, or the publisher might have other reasons for choosing not to have that journal participate in Project MUSE any longer. Even though a journal does not contribute new issues to MUSE all previously launched issues of that journal will remain online and accessible to subscribers. Please also see our Archiving and Preservation policy for further information.
The phrase “archive only” means that the journal no longer contributes new issues to MUSE. There are a number of different reasons for a journal to stop contributing new issues to MUSE. For example, the journal might have been acquired by a commercial publisher or a publisher that does not participate in MUSE, the publisher might have other reasons for choosing not to have that journal participate in Project MUSE any longer, or the title might have ceased publication. Even though a journal does not contribute new issues to MUSE all previously launched issues of that journal will remain online and accessible to subscribers. Please also see our Archiving and Preservation policy for further information.
