Information Studies

• Academic Search Complete
  Multidisciplinary index to journal literature.
  
• International Bibliography of the Social Sciences (IBSS)
  Economics, political science, sociology, and anthropology from more than 100 countries.
  
• JSTOR
  NOTE: does not include current years of journals.
  
• Web of Science
  Indexes footnoted citations.
  

• ACM Digital Library
  Full-text of ACM (Association of Computing Machinery) publications.
  
• CiteSeerX
  Computer and information science.
  
• Computing Reviews (CR)
  Includes reviews of journals, conference proceedings, books, and book chapters.
  
• DBLP Computer Science Bibliography
  Index of major computer science journals and proceedings.
  
• IEEE Xplore
  Indexes IEEE (Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers) publications and standards.
  
• INSPEC
  Physics, electrical engineering and electronics, computers and control, and information technology.
  

• Factiva
  Includes influential local, national and international newspapers, and The Wall Street Journal (1979-present), the Financial Times.
  
• ISI Emerging Markets
  Indexes information sources from more than 83 emerging markets in Asia, Latin America and Central and Eastern Europe.
  
• LexisNexis Academic
  
  
• ProQuest Newspapers
  New York Times (1999-present), Los Angeles Times (1985-present), Wall Street Journal (1982-present).
  
• World News Connection
  
  

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