Listed below are multidisciplinary databases--scholarly search engines that search a variety of subject areas all at once--that can be used to scan the literature on a topic. Use these databases to do an initial scan of the literature on a topic.
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Below are the most comprehensive databases that support the study of international relations and its sub-disciplines.
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Below are links to additional databases and online resources that support the study of international relations and its sub-disciplines.
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Below are links to databases and online resources that support the study of international relations and its sub-disciplines from a regional perspective.
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Listed below are databases for finding research published within a specific discipline or subject area. They provide a more in-depth exploration of the research literature than the multidisciplinary databases noted above. Use them to locate studies that relate to and extend thinking about the research problem you are investigating in international relations and comparative politics.
Discipline-specific and Subject Area Databases
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