Selected Library Resources for Global Studies 194--
Senior Research Colloquia (Fall 2007)
- Basics
- Off-
Campus Access
- Finding other relevant search words
- locate one relevant items in the library catalog or journal indexes and review words included in title, abstracts, and subject headings/descriptors.
- Google Sets (Beta)
- Keyword Online
- To locate full-text article or request interlibrary loan, click
on "UC e-links"
- Reference management: UCLA does not offer campus wide license.
If you prefer to use EndNotes, there may be a small discount.
Consult various sources (such as Wikipedia or other publications )to find the one that
works for you.
- Web
page clippings
- Background/Country Information
- Reference Sources
- Search UCLA Catalog by adding the following to your broad
search terms
(encyclopedia? or handbook? or dictionar? or guide or companion)
- Reference Universe
Search Tips:
The database has not been customized for UCLA yet, thus
- for titles with the ebook icon, you need to copy the title of the book and search for
that book in UCLA Library Catalog
- Country Information/Analysis
- Beyond basic web searches (to locate similar interest group)
- News Sources
International and National News Sources
- Primary Sources
- Associated Press Multimedia Archive
- UCLA Film and Television Archive online catalog
- UCLA Ethnomusiciology online catalog
- ArtStor
- Access
UN
Search Tips: If the full-text is not available, copy the document
number and pasted it in the symbol field in the search screen of United Nations Official
Document System (ODS) to retrieve the document. (Put the document
or record number in the symbol search filed).
- LexisNexis
Congressional
includes Congressional Hearings. For selected Congressional
Research Reports, some of them are freely available at Congressional research
reports for the people
- Declassified Documents
Reference System
- Digital National
Security Archive
- World Development Indicators
- UCLA Library Special Collections
- UCLA Library Digital Collections
- ArchivesUSA
- To locate additional primary sources, you can contact me for assistance or search the library catalog by combining some of these terms (with courtesy from our colleagues in the Library cataloging department) with your search terms about your topic
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letters, correspondence, diaries, interviews, speeches, autobiography, bio-bibliography, biography [probably mostly secondary sources, though they might contain bibliographies]
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early works to 1800, archives [for lists of primary sources], bibliography, manuscripts, facsimiles
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pamphlets [wars], cases [legal topics]; constitution; creeds [religious]; ; longitudinal studies; papal documents; patents; personal narratives [used in relation to wars]; photographs; portraits; registers; registers of dead; regulations; resolutions [legislative bodies], etc.
- Analysis
- Think Tank/Advocacy Groups Position Papers/Analysis
- Multi-Disciplinary Journal/Magazine Indexes
Search Tips: click on the scholarly article tab on the result screen.
- Scholarly Journal Indexes (beyond Google Scholar and Windows Live Academic)
- By Subject Area
- By Geographical Region
Search Tips:
- For Africa-wide, in Advanced Search, make your search more focus by including the following "BOOK or BOOK CHAPTER or CONFERENCE or JOURNAL or JOURNAL [PEER REVIEWED]" (without quotes) in the Document Type field.
- Scholarly Books
- Help
- Joseph Yue, Librarian for Global Studies
- Email:
joseph.yue@library.ucla.edu
- IM (AOL, Google, MSN, Yahoo!): referencej
- ICQ: 65390919
- Phone: 310-825-6151
- Office Hour: by appointment
- Reference Desk: most Tuesday & Rhursday evenings (5 - 7 pm)
- Kris Kasianovitz
- Email
- 310.206.8746 (Phone)
Last Update: October 16, 2007/JY