Online Journal Archives
Providing access to historical research that is cited and referenced today
Taylor & Francis has digitized over 200 years of academic research, offering seamless access to invaluable historical discoveries that continue to shape modern scholarship. With over 7.3 million citations in the last five years, our archives remain a cornerstone of impactful research across disciplines.
STEM: 774,600+ citations
Humanities & Social Sciences (HSS): 395,000+ citations
Medical: 136,300+ citations
Education: 84,400+ citations
Beyond academic citations
The value of archive content extends beyond scholarly research. Taylor & Francis Journal Archives continue to influence public discussion, media coverage, policy development and innovation, helping researchers connect historical knowledge with today’s challenges.
Archive Collection Options
Designed for convenience and flexibility, our archives provide perpetual access to research that suits budgets of all sizes. Customizable colections tailored to your library’s needs are available alongside large subject collections.
Our Online Journal Archives
are split into three packages:
Classic Archive
The classic archive features content published before 1997, back to the journal’s very first volume where available.
Modern Archive Part I
Modern Archive Part I contains research published from 1997 to 2006, inclusive.
Modern Archive Part II
Modern Archive Part II covers more recent scholarship, containing research published from 2007-2011, inclusive.
Subject Collections
Click to browse 32 core collections that provide complete coverage
Anthropology, Archaeology & Heritage
Arts & Humanities
Arts, Literature & Linguistics
Humanities
Biological, Earth, Environmental & Food Science
Business, Management & Economics
Chemistry
Clinical Psychiatry & Neuroscience
Criminology & Law
Education
Early & Primary Education
Education Studies
Further & Higher Education
The Curriculum
Engineering, Computing & Technology
Expert Opinions
Expert Reviews
General Medicine & Dentistry
Geography, Planning, Urban & Environment
Hospitality, Sport, Leisure & Tourism
Library & Information Science
Mathematics & Statistics
Media, Cultural & Communication Studies
Mental Health & Social Care
Pharmaceutical Science & Toxicology
Physics
Politics, International Relations & Area Studies
Psychology
Sociology & Related Disciplines
Sport Science & Medicine
Strategic, Defence & Security Studies
Create your Custom Collection
You can select individual journal titles that align perfectly with your institution’s research priorities. From a single high-impact title to a carefully curated selection – the choice is yours.
Perfect Budget Fit: Select only the titles that deliver maximum value to your researchers
Strategic Curation: Fill specific gaps in your collection
Immediate Impact: Choose the historical content your faculty requests most.
The Benefits of Online Journal Archives
Free up Library Space
With many libraries currently repurposing space for student study areas or managing building transitions, digital archives can help you reclaim valuable space while delivering exceptional research value.
Long term value for money
Unlike ongoing subscription costs, our archives are a one-time perpetual purchase that eliminates the need to set aside funds year after year.
Complete your collection
Your current journal subscriptions provide cutting-edge research, but what about the foundational studies that shaped entire fields? Archives create a complete research ecosystem that extends your existing investment back through centuries of scholarly work.
Request your Personalised Denials Report
Discover how Journal Archives can support your researchers by identifying the content they need most. Request a personalized denials report to uncover the most in-demand content at your institution and see how our archives can fill critical gaps in your collection, ensuring your researchers have access to the foundational resources they rely on.
Why Taylor & Francis Digital Journal Archives?
Working with internal and external stakeholders to better understand the researchers’ experience, Taylor & Francis developed and published a white paper at the start of 2022, titled: “The Past Informs the Future: The role of Historical Research in Modern Scholarship.” This case study explores how two sociologists draw on the resources available to them, and how important historical research is in their work today.
Request Your Personalised Denials Report
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