Search
Use the Quick Search or Advanced Search features to find articles within SAGE Journals Online. The Advanced Search Help will provide tips for constructing complex searches.

Browse
SAGE Journals Online offers various Browse features to assist with your article searches or to locate a journal of interest.

You may browse all titles in the SAGE Journals Online with the Browse by Journal Title feature. Browse by Topic allows you to view a list of all articles assigned to a given subject category.

Reference Linking
Reference linking features can be found in the Full Text and References views of articles, when available.

Inter-journal Links
When an article in SAGE Journals Online cites an article in another participating HighWire-hosted journal, a link granting free access to the cited reference will appear. You must follow the cited article's [Abstract/Free Full Text] link in order to view the full-text article.

Links to Library Holdings
Your library may use an OpenURL resolver to help readers locate available copies of content in their holdings. If your institution utilizes such a resolver, you may see a link in cited references directing you to your institution's various holdings of that material. The OpenURL standard is designed to support mediated linking from information resources to library services. A link resolver interprets the elements of an OpenURL and provides links to appropriate services as identified by a library.

My Tools
My Tools allow for customization of SAGE Journals Online. Access to My Tools requires a SAGE Journals Online registration.

Email Alerts
The email alerts feature allows you to create Content alerts, which will send notification emails when a new issue of the journal is posted online. SJO Search alerts allow you to receive notification when new content is published matching your search criteria.

My Favorite Journals
Designate journals of interest as My Favorite Journals to allow for customized browsing and searching within SAGE Journals Online.

Saved Citations/Saved Searches
Collect and manage article citations and searches of interest in a single location for future use.

Session Features
Certain features store information within your web browser and are cleared automatically when your browser session ends.

My Marked Citations
Select article citations as My Marked Citations in order to email, print, add to your Saved Citations/Saved Searches list, or download to a citation manager.

Search History
Your 10 most recent searches are displayed with options to edit, save the search criteria as an alert, rerun, or add to your Saved Citations/Saved Searches list.