Databases can contain a combination of full text articles (ready to read online) and/or citation information about articles, book chapters, books, or other resources.
When searching, skimming items you come across in your results can be a key way to evaluate whether they will be a useful source for your writing. See UNC Chapel Hill's guide to skimming for tips.
Peer reviewed articles and book reviews of American and Canadian history, prehistory to present and searchable by historical time period.
Peer reviewed articles and book reviews of world history (excluding the US and Canada), 1450 CE to present and searchable by historical time period.
Journal articles on architecture and design, including the history and practice of architecture, landscape architecture, city planning, historic preservation, and interior design and decoration. Also includes publications of professional associations, American state and regional periodicals, and architecture and design of Europe, Asia, Latin America, and Australia.
Political science resources, including scholarly and peer reviewed journal articles and think tank reports. Covers international as well as U.S. topics and sources.
Try a keyword search. Once you find a book that is relevant to your topic, use the subject headings of that book to help you find "more like this".
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