If you are unable to find the article you need, you can ask the Interlibrary Loan Service of your organization to order the item for you. The library will identify the library where the article is available and request a copy of the item. The fees charged for Interlibrary Loans vary.
IZTECH Library's ILL staff are available and happy to assist you.
Open access articles are universally available on the Internet, free of charge. The articles may have been published open access from the outset, or an openly accessible version may be available in an institutional repository. Below are some of the services helping you to find open access publications, and browser extensions that automatically search for open access versions of articles.
Plug-Ins
Open Access Resources
Subject-Specific Collections of Article Pre-prints
Most publishers will allow “responsible sharing” of one's own publications. One way to get an article is to contact the author and ask for a pdf. You can refer to Sherpa/Romeo to check current license terms for the journal in question.
Join an academic social network such as as ResearchGate, Academia.edu, Mendeley, or Humanities Commons and request articles from colleagues in the network. Note that the network may collect your data, so understand the terms.
We can help you locate the information you need: Contact Ask-A-Librarian to get help.