These databases provide access to articles that are useful for policy history and analysis/evaluation. Other databases may also be relevant, depending on your topic. For a more complete list, see this page
To find articles, you can use the following access points:
The library databases contain scholarly peer-reviewed literature along with other types and sources of information. The links below provide additional information on the types of information available.
Popular Literature vs. Scholarly Peer-Reviewed Literature: What's the Difference?
Tutorials and Guides:
We subscribe to thousands of journals, but not to all of the journals you may find cited in our electronic databases. In certain databases, full text is available via PDF or HTML links. However, in many of our databases you will need to select the button.
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