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This research guide is designed to provide an introduction and a short cut to the many and varied resources available for the study of China.
Last update: Sep 11th, 2009 URL: http://libguides.usc.edu/chinese_studies  Print Guide  RSS Updates

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    Introduction

    Welcome to the Chinese Studies research guide.  On this page are some of the key general research resouces available to faculty and students at U.S.C.  We have grouped other resources into several formats and subject areas, marked by separate tabs.  Also, do not hesitate to contact us for assistance. 

     

    Getting Started

    These are the databases most specifically focused on China:

    Bibliography of Asian Studies (BAS) references principally western-language articles and book chapters on all parts of Asia published since 1971.

    China Academic Journals (CAJ) is a source for fulltext Chinese journal articles. There are a limited number of English language journals from China included, as well. CAJ is available at USC for the following subject areas:
    • Literature / History / Philosophy (Series F)
    • Politics / Military Affairs / Law (Series G)
    • Education / Social Sciences (Series H)

    Chinese Studies Online (CSO) enables searching multiple fulltext resources in one click. It offers a broad collection of Chinese language materials.

    Coverage:

    • Journals: 2,035 titles
    • Dissertations: 360,552 papers 
    • Conference proceedings: 775,450 papers
    • Policies and Laws of China: 282,662

    The following general databases also offer many useful articles on China:

    ProQuest   Databases of resources for arts, business, humanities, social sciences, science and newspaper resources. Includes Ethnic NewsWatch, GenderWatch, and Dissertations & Thesis.

    Academic OneFile   Formerly Expanded Academic ASAP. Includes abstracts or references for articles from more than 1,500 scholarly, trade and general-interest publications.

     

        
       

      Subject Guide

      Profile ImageKen Klein
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      DML 107
      (213) 740-1772
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      Subjects:
      Chinese Studies; History, Asia

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      Profile ImageLillian Yang
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      East Asian Library, Doheny
      room 109A, University of Southern California(213)740-8548
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