If you find a book through the catalog or SuperSearch that we only have in print, see if you can find it in the Internet Archive. You can borrow digitized copies of books for up to 14 days with a free account. Access is limited to one user at a time per book, so be sure to return the book as soon as you're done, to make it available for others, or use the 1-hour borrowing option. If you want to search for keywords in the full content of all of the Internet Archive's digitized books, change "Metadata" to "Text Contents."
This guide provides some useful starting places and strategies for doing research for this course. We are happy to consult with you on any aspect of your research, from developing a research question to finding, evaluating, and citing sources. Email Karen Storz or Daria Hafner with any questions.
The Chinese Atlantic: Seascapes and the Theatricality of Globalization (e-book) by 
Caribbean Globalizations, 1492 to Present Day (e-book) by 
Africa and Globalization: Novel Multidisciplinary Perspectives (e-book) by 
Economic History of Development in Sub-Saharan Africa: Economic Transformations and Political Changes (e-book) by
Note: You can change Entire Library to Online to see only materials available online.
Start with a keyword search. Once you find a book that's relevant to your topic, click on the title and look for the Subjects listed for that book to help you find "more like this" and explore related aspects of a broader topic.
Example: Keyword search: globali*ation AND Africa AND China
Subject terms for the books that come up in this keyword search lead you to many more books on aspects of the topic, for example:
Economic development -- Caribbean Area
Investments, Foreign -- Africa
(For tips on keyword searching, such as using the asterisk * for wildcard searching, see the Search Tips & Tutorials page of this guide.)