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Scholarly sources are typically dense and provide a large amount of focused, detailed information on a topic, written by academics for academics. Often, scholarly sources have been peer reviewed.
For precision searching, try one of these databases. They contain a combination of full text articles and citation information about articles, book chapters, or books.
Scholarly journal articles on international relations and political science topics.
Scholarly journal articles, books, and working papers on economics.
Scholarly and peer reviewed articles in sociology.
Scholarly articles on topics in anthropology, cognitive and linguistic sciences, economics, education, international relations, political science, criminal justice, and sociology, many of which are peer reviewed.
Peer reviewed articles, dissertations, theses, and book reviews on health, social services, psychology, sociology, economics, politics, race relations, and education.
Peer reviewed articles and book reviews of American and Canadian history, prehistory to present and searchable by historical time period.