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Q. How can I access the latest issue of Arts Research Digest?

Even the latest issues are usually go through a thorough editing in a matter of days. At https://exclusive-paper.com/write-my-literary-analysis.php there is even an entire list of checked issues and things that were corrected during the revision.

Subscribers can search the Digest repository by theme, date or issue of the Digest. To find a particular issue, go to the Issue Preview page or enter “Issue 50″ (substitute the issue number you require) in the Archives search terms box.

Select “Issue (50) Editorial”. From this post you can either download the editorial or download the entire issue as a pdf. You can save this or print as required. Arts Research Digest online co-hosts the electronic archives of research reports from the five arts councils, enabling our site users to find the resources they need at a single search.

Q. What’s the difference between registering for the site and subscribing to the Digest?

Subscribers: New subscribers must also register for the site. This enables you to manage your passwords and contact details, and sign up for our newsletter. These details are stored securely online to guarantee the privacy of our site users.

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At the moment we do not have the option to change usernames, although we are hoping to develop this facility as soon as possible. Uernames are currently set as the email address of the account manager at the time the subscription was taken out.

Q. How do the multi-user logins work?

Each subscription is split into two levels of access: account manager and managed user. Once a subscriber has registered for the site and received confirmation their payment has been authorised, they can view their account details online. The managed user login is displayed above the personal details form.

Managed users can access all areas of the site except the account details. Account details, including passwords can only be viewed and changed by the account manager. However, managed users can register independently for the site and subscribe to our newsletter.

Q. What are the “partner archives”?

Arts Research Digest online co-hosts the electronic archives of research reports from the five arts councils, enabling our site users to find the resources they need at a single search.

Q. What areas of the site are for subscribers only?

In addition to the electronic archives of the five arts councils, the editor’s blog, news and events, and all other site areas, Subscribers receive exclusive access to our literature reviews , each new issue of Arts Research Digest and our full online repository, covering sector leading research since 1994.

Non-subscribers are free access all site areas except the Arts Research Digest archive and our literature reviews.

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