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1) Go to the library catalog at libraries.usc.edu and click on the dropdown menu and select "Advanced Search" and click on search (the magnifying glass icon).
2) Select "Author" in the dropdown menu and type "United Nations" as author.
3) In the second line, type your topic using keywords.
Using the UN I-library
To find United Nations documents, data and statistics online go to the UN i-library and select a theme that corresponds with your topic and the desired country.
It provides a single digital destination for seamlessly accessing publications, journals, data, and series published by the United Nations Secretariat and its funds and programs. Every year around 500 new titles are planned to be added to the database. Approximately 70% of which are in English and cover a variety of subjects.” Some of the topics are drugs, crime and terrorism, environment and climate change, human rights and refugees, migration, public health, and women and gender issues to name just a few.
Helpful Reference Books
Books in the USC catalog can be helpful resource tools in tracking down additional material, finding tags or keywords to use in searching online, and in providing historical information that has not yet been digitized. This is a partial list of books you might review: