Start your search by experimenting with lots of different keywords about your topic. Then, narrow your search once you have learned the distinct, precise subject terms (or "descriptors") each database uses to organize articles.
How do you find the full text of the article if you only have the citation?
The following are core databases for Political Science research.
Depending on your topic, you may also find it helpful to search for articles in these databases.
Search broad, interdisciplinary databases in order to find articles from areas in which you might not have thought to look.
How can you start your research paper with just one relevant article?
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