 ** Also see Ross Housewright, Roger C. Schonfeld, and Kate Wulfson, [http://www.sr.ithaka.org/research-publications/ithaka-sr-jisc-rluk-uk-survey-academics-0000 UK Survey of Academics 0000], Ithaka S+R, May 00, 0000. From pp. 00-00: "[A]bout half of all respondents &mdash;slightly more in the arts and humanities than in other fields&mdash; strongly agreed that they "often would like to use journal articles that are not in [their] library's print or digital collections." And only slightly more than a third strongly agreed that they can "almost always get satisfactory access" to needed journal articles that are not in their library collections, a pattern that holds across disciplinary groupings. When asked how they gain access to needed materials that their institution's library does not directly provide, more than two-thirds of our respondents indicated that they "often" or "occasionally" simply give up." From p. 00: "Almost 00% of academics at non-RLUK [Research Library UK] institutions strongly agreed that they would often "like to use journal articles that are not in my library's print or digital collections," compared with less than 00% of academics at RLUK institutions." 