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Journal and Research Databases
| Academic Search Elite (EBSCO) | Coverage includes professional and scholarly journals in all academic areas. Also includes documents from "Essential Documents of American History". |
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| CQ Public Affairs | In-depth information, including chronologies, legislative actions and court case summaries on public policy issues. |
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| CQ Researcher | In-depth reports covering current issues and events. |
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| JSTOR | Provides access to back issues of scholarly journals in the humanities and social sciences from the earliest issues to within a few years of current publication. Subject coverage includes sociology, political science, history, philosophy, religious studies, mathematics and statistics, art and music, and literature. | All Full Text |
| Project MUSE | Scholarly journals covering political and social science, history and cultural studies. |
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| Wilson OmniFile Full Text Select | Professional and general periodicals covering humanities, social science, education, business, general science and art. Subject areas may be selected from the dropdown menu on the main search screen. |
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For additional resources see Statistics and Government Information selected websites and Social Sciences information guide.
Reference Books and Primary Sources
| Americans at War (Gale) | Online encyclopedia focusing on the impact of war on everyday life |
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| Black Thought and Culture (Alexander Street Press) | Monographs, essays, articles, speeches and interviews on the black community from the 1700s to the present. |
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| Oxford Reference Online - Social Science | Online dictionaries and companions in Social Science. |
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| Women
and Social Movements in the United States (Alexander Street Press) |
Includes books, essays, commentaries and documents of women's reform activities and social movements from 1600 to 2000. |
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