When there are translations of the current article, you will see a flag/pennanticon next to the title, like this: For example:
Click on it and you will see a bibliographic list of papers that are published translations of the current article. Note that when no published translations are available, you can also translate an article on the fly using Google translate.
For the complete list of tips, see PEP-Web Tips on the PEP-Web support page.
The PEP Archive contains the full-text content of all of the volumes above. Due to contracts with the publishers, there is a five year moving wall (embargo of current articles) for this journal. You can browse the tables of contents up through the current issue, and searches include the complete text of the articles, but only the titles and abstracts (or summaries) will be displayed for articles from 2016 and newer. For details on how to read the full text of 2016 and more current articles see the publishers official website Project Muse
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