What materials may I order?

• Books which are not in the JKM collection, or those that have the status of "Item lost, not on shelf," or "Damaged" in the online catalog.
• Articles contained in journals to which JKM does not subscribe, or is missing the volume/issue containing the article, or articles for which full-text is not available in any of the EBSCO or FirstSearch databases. The interlibrary loan request must comply with copyright restrictions (U.S. Code Title 17 §108 (a)). JKM reserves the right to decline to fill an interlibrary loan request which it believes violates the provisions of copyright law.
• Periodical volumes or issues may not be borrowed via interlibrary loan.
• Dissertations, theses, and professional papers may or may not be available depending upon the interlibrary loan policies of the degree-granting institution. Hard and electronic copies of most dissertations done in the U.S. may be purchased through ProQuest (formerly University Microfilms). Hard and electronic copies of theses/professional papers may be available through the Theological Research Exchange Network (TREN).
• Audiovisual materials are generally not available through interlibrary loan.