Authentication Methods Quiz

The Economic and Political Weekly (EPW) is a renowned Indian journal published from Mumbai. It is known for its high-quality, independent scholarship and critical analysis across various disciplines.

The Economic and Political Weekly (EPW) was first published in 1949 as the Economic Weekly. In 1966, it changed its name to the Economic and Political Weekly and has since become a prominent platform for intellectual discourse in India.

EPW covers a wide range of subjects, including economics, politics, sociology, culture, the environment, and many others.

EPW has been a crucial forum for dialogue in India for over five decades. It brings together academics, researchers, policymakers, activists, and thinkers for in-depth discussions on a variety of contemporary issues.

JSTOR is a digital library that provides access to a vast collection of academic journals, books, and primary sources, including the Economic and Political Weekly.

JSTOR allows users to read and download articles, cite works, and access supplementary materials. It provides a platform for scholarly research and exploration.

The Economic and Political Weekly (EPW) is one of the many publications available on JSTOR.

JSTOR offers various access options for users. These include logging in through a library, reading articles for free (up to a certain limit), subscribing to JPASS, and purchasing individual articles.

JSTOR provides a free trial for users to experience its full range of features and explore its vast collection of academic materials.

An ITHAKA account allows you to access and manage your JSTOR profile, manage saved articles, and access other ITHAKA services.

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EPW covers a wide range of subjects including economics, politics, sociology, culture, the environment, and numerous other disciplines.

For over five decades, EPW has been a crucial forum for dialogue in India, bringing together academics, researchers, policymakers, activists, and thinkers.

JSTOR offers various access options for users, including logging in through a library, reading articles for free (up to a certain limit), subscribing to JPASS, and purchasing individual articles.

JSTOR provides a free trial for users to experience its full range of features and explore its vast collection of academic materials.

Cookies can be categorized based on their purpose, such as strictly necessary cookies, performance and analytics cookies, social media cookies, advertising cookies, and functional cookies.

Performance and analytics cookies help websites measure performance, understand user behavior, and improve their functionality.

The login page provides a way for users to log in to JSTOR using their institution credentials, Google, Microsoft, or their Artstor username and password.

Users can use Google, Microsoft, or their Artstor credentials to log in. Alternatively, they can use their username and password for their Artstor account.

The register button allows individuals to create a free JSTOR account.

JSTOR provides a terms and conditions of use document outlining the rules and regulations for users accessing and using JSTOR's services.

JSTOR has a privacy policy that outlines how they collect, use, and disclose user information.

JSTOR's mission is to preserve the scholarly record and advance research and teaching through digital technologies.

ITHAKA, a non-profit organization, is the parent organization of JSTOR. It aims to enhance the academic community's use of digital technologies for research and teaching sustainability.

JSTOR offers various options for accessing content, including logging in through a library, reading articles for free (within a limit), subscribing to JPASS, and purchasing individual articles.

You can manage cookies by choosing which categories (e.g., strictly necessary, advertising) you allow or reject. This gives you more control over what data is collected.

The Cookie List on JSTOR provides details about each cookie used, including its purpose, the entity that sets it, and its duration. You can filter this list to find specific cookies.

JSTOR uses cookies for various purposes, such as remembering your login information, gathering data about your browsing behavior, and displaying relevant advertisements.

JSTOR provides several ways to access content: logging in through a library, reading articles for free (up to a certain limit), subscribing to JPASS, and purchasing individual articles.

You can manage cookies by choosing to ‘Allow All’, ‘Reject All’, or customize your settings to accept only certain types of cookies.

JSTOR offers various access options including logging in through a library, free articles (limited), subscribing to JPASS, and purchasing individual articles.

Users can adjust their cookie settings to control which cookies are collected by websites.

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JSTOR allows users to register for a free account, providing access to specific JSTOR features, such as saving articles and accessing JSTOR's workspace.

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A user's personal information is collected, used, and protected in a way that respects individual privacy and meets legal requirements.

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These cookies determine the start of a unique user session on ITHAKA websites to display generic ads.

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These cookies enable users to share content from a website on social media platforms, like Facebook or Twitter, and integrate their social media accounts with the website.

These cookies track user behavior across different websites to show targeted advertisements based on their interests.

These cookies enhance the user experience by providing personalized features and functionalities, like remembering login info, language preferences, or other user settings.

The Cookie List provides a detailed overview of all cookies used on a website, including their purpose, related entity, and duration.

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