Research Instruction: Course Guides: CNW 227-10 |
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I. Book Sources: |
- Books in Miller Library:
- Books in the main collection:
- Subject search
- start with these major headings and then skim the subheadings, e.g.:
- Race (413 subheadings; 1,487 entries)
- Gender (36 subheadings; 102 entries)
- sociology (162 subheadings; 1,011 entries)
- Weber, Max (10 subheadings; 35 entries)
- keyWord search in the title, contents, series, etc., e.g.:
- Author search, e.g.:
- Books outside Miller Library:
- Other libraries:
- WorldCat
- most distinguished database of catalogued books in the world
- searches over 52 million records held by academic libraries worldwide
- For books not in the library, order through Interlibrary Loan
- free, online order form, budget 1-2 weeks
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| II. Scholarly and General Interest Sources: |
- Academic Search Premier
- 4,500+ general and academic journals, including political science
- coverage from 1985+
- mostly full-text
- exports directly to RefWorks
- Congressional Quarterly (CQ) Weekly
- indepth, non-biased coverage of the U.S. Congress such as status of bills, votes and amendments, floor and committee activity
- full-text
- coverage from 1983+
- JSTOR
- Project MUSE
- 250+ scholarly journals, including political science & international studies
- coverage from 1983+
- mostly full-text
- WilsonWeb
- 3,500+ general and academic journals, including political science & international studies
- two components: OmniFile Full Text Mega; Humanities & Social Sci Retro
- OmniFile Full Text Mega: indexing begins in 1982, abstracts in 1984, and full-text in 1994
- Humanities & Social Sci Retro: index only, 1907-1984
- 1,750 journals are full-text
- Check journal titles in the library's list of full-text electronic periodicals
- For articles not in the library, order through Interlibrary Loan
- free, online order form, budget 1-2 weeks
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| III. Newspaper Sources: |
- Lexis-Nexis Academic
- 5,900+ national and regional newspapers, wire services, broadcast transcripts, international news, and non-English language sources
- full-text
- New York Times (1851-2004)
- the complete newspaper (text, graphs, photos, etc.) in digital form
- Wall Street Journal (1889-1990)
- the complete newspaper (text, graphs, photos, etc.) in digital form
- Washington Post (1877-1991)
- the complete newspaper (text, graphs, photos, etc.) in digital form
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| IV. Government Websites: |
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| V. How to Cite: |
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