Answered By: Ask a Librarian Last Updated: Feb 24, 2020
Journal Alerts save valuable research time, and can be set up to provide automatic e-mail notification whenever a new issue of a particular journal becomes available in the Taylor & Francis Social Science & Humanities Library you are using. Please follow the instructions below to set up your own journal alert:
Step 1. Sign in
Before setting up a journal alert, you need to sign in after accessing Taylor & Francis Social Science & Humanities Library via Databases A-Z on XJTLU Library homepage.
Step 2. Locate the journal
In order to set a journal alert, you need to locate the journal and get to the publication details page.
Step 3. Create an alert
From the journal's Publication Details Screen, you may find the New content alerts link at the top of the page (under the journal title). Clicking on the link will add the journal to your content alerts and direct you to the Manage alerts page, where you can adjust the frequency or delete alerts.
Journal Alerts save valuable research time, and can be set up to provide automatic e-mail notification whenever a new issue of a particular journal becomes available in the Taylor & Francis Social Science & Humanities Library you are using. Please follow the instructions below to set up your own journal alert:
Step 1. Sign in
Before setting up a journal alert, you need to sign in after accessing Taylor & Francis Social Science & Humanities Library via Databases A-Z on XJTLU Library homepage.
Step 2. Locate the journal
In order to set a journal alert, you need to locate the journal and get to the publication details page.
Step 3. Create an alert
From the journal's Publication Details Screen, you may find the New content alerts link at the top of the page (under the journal title). Clicking on the link will add the journal to your content alerts and direct you to the Manage alerts page, where you can adjust the frequency or delete alerts.
