When you need to link permanently to a JSTOR reference, look for the stable URL on any JSTOR page.These web addresses are listed on every article, and they don't change, so you can cite that URL and know it can be accessed again later.
You can find the Stable URL (or permanent link) in the citation information for any article. It's right underneath the article title, on the left hand side of the screen
Stable URLs are the best choice for citations, for sharing online, or for sending to a broad audience.
If your institution has a proxy server for remote access, you may want to prepend the proxy information to the stable URL. This is the best choice for syllabi, reading lists, and other materials that you know will be used within the school.
The proxy information will be added to the stable URL automatically when you are logged in through the proxy server, so you can copy and paste a link with login information already embedded to share with other users. Just remember that it won't work for users outside your school community, so you'll want to remove the proxy information or generate a new stable link in that case.