Find the article with the Library Search
If you are looking for a specific journal article, just paste the full citation into the Library Search.
For example, paste Wang, X. et al (2025). Beyond threats: Extreme heatwaves and economic resilience in China. Finance Research Letters, 71 into the Library Search box to go straight to the article.
Find the journal in the eJournals A-Z
If you want to check our full-text access to a specific journal title, simply go to our eJournals: A-Z page and search for the title of the journal. The eJournals A-Z lists the providers and date ranges available via the Library.
There is a quick link to the eJournals A-Z on the library homepage. Look for Find a journal under Databases and other resources. Or use the button below.
Example eJournals A-Z search result
The Journal of human resources
Alternate Title: journal of human resources
ISSN: 0022-166X
Peer Reviewed
01.10.1987 to 31.10.1998 in ABI/INFORM Collection
01.09.1991 to 30.09.1999 in Gale Academic OneFile | Gale General OneFile
2017 to 2024 in HighWire Press (Subscribed Journals)
01.09.1991 to 30.09.1999 in Gale Business: Insights
01.06.1966 to Present in Business Source Ultimate
01.07.1966 to 31.10.2019 in JSTOR Archival Journals and Primary Sources Collection
You can see a variety of providers available for a single journal.
As with all resources found via the Library website, you will be automatically prompted to log in and never have to pay for the content.
Enable 'Library Links' in Google Scholar
Google Scholar can be a quick way to find the full text, whether from a subscription-only website or an open-access site such as a university research repository.
To search, paste the whole citation into the search box.
Like the Library Search, Google Scholar knows which journals we subscribe to. If we have a subscription to the journal, a Find at Hull link appears next to the search result IF you are on-campus.
To see the Find at Hull links when off-campus you must go into Google Scholar's Settings to enable Library links to the University of Hull. Full instructions on adding Find at Hull to Google Scholar.
Note: Find at Hull links also appear in many library databases, including Scopus and EBSCOhost databases.
Install the EndNote Click browser plug-in
If you browse for articles using Google or Google Scholar, the EndNote Click browser plug-in can be useful. It will automatically: check for open-access version using the Unpaywall service provide a link to check for the journal in the University of Hull Library log you in to many provider sites You do not need to be an EndNote user to install the EndNote Click browser plug-in.
Use the Inter Library Loan service
If you haven't been able to find the full text of an article, you can use the Library’s Inter Library Loan service and we’ll obtain the article for you, free of charge. A digital version will be emailed to you, typically within a few days and often sooner. If you use the Library Search, Find at Hull links, or the EndNote Click plugin, you will be automatically provided with links to the Inter Library Loan form when an article is not available from the Library. It will even fill in the request form for you.