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The Human Rights Research Guide provides information about how to find human rights books, journals, articles, databases, films, and archival collections.
Last update: Nov 12th, 2009 URL: http://classguides.lib.uconn.edu/humanrights  Print Guide  RSS Updates Email Alerts

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Databases for Human Rights

What kind of research is found in databases?

"Popular" communication ~ informs and entertains the general public through articles in magazines and newspapers. Magazines like Newsweek, Ms., and off our backs are examples of popular sources. Scholarly communication ~ disseminates research and academic discussion among professionals within disciplines through scholarly and peer-reviewed journals and books/book chapters. Journals such as Feminism and Psychology and Journal of Gender Studies are examples of scholarly sources.
If there is no PDF or HTML link to the full text in the database you are using, use UConn Links. It can locate online full text or the print version of an article or book/chapter. It also makes it easy to request materials the UConn Library does not have. Look for the icon or the words "UConn Links" in the database record of the item you are interested in. Click the icon or link and follow the steps provided.


Need journal articles on Human Rights? Start with these databases:

  • Gale Academic Onefile (formerly InfoTrac)
    Includes most disciplines (multidisciplinary) with good coverage of both popular and scholarly publications.

  • Columbia International Affairs Online (CIAO)
    Articles and reports on international affairs. Includes scholarly articles, papers from university research institutes and non-governmental organizations, foundation-funded research projects, and conference proceedings.

  • PAIS International
    Summaries articles in political, economic, and social issues. Covers the public and social policy literature of business, economics, finance, law, international relations, public administration, government, and political science.

  • World Development Indicators (WDI)
    Provides statistics on the economies of over 200 developing countries, including time series data on agriculture, manufacturing, health indicators, education, natural resources, and foreign investment. From the World Bank World Development Indicators. 1960s-current.

 

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