Search these online indexes for journals featuring articles about your topic.
Usually, it's helpful to start a search experimenting with lots of different keywords about your topic. Then, narrow your search once you have learned the distinct, precise subject headings each database uses.
Also, use bibliographies from reference books and the articles you were assigned in class to locate good sources.
The following are core indexes for Political Science research.
These are suggested journals; keep in mind, however, that this list is simply to get you started!
Locate journals using the Gould Library A-Z List.
Political Science journals are also indexed here; you will also find your research topic covered in other disciplines.
Search broad, interdisciplinary databases in order to find articles from areas in which you might not have thought to look.
Turn to these databases and websites to locate pre-published papers.
The authoritative source (besides talking to a librarian) on Carleton's journal subscriptions is the Journals List. When you have identified a journal article that you want to read, follow the steps below.
Questions? Contact reference@carleton.edu
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