The Databases page lists electronic resources that contain citations, abstracts and full-text articles about the developing world. Some databases can only be accessed from UEL sites. Refer to the Databases page for login information. Suggested databases:
Ebsco Academic Source Complete
Gives access to a number of bibliographic and over 10,000 full-text databases. In addition to Academic Search Elite tick the boxes for PsycINFO, PsycARTICLES, Business Source Premier and Regional Business News.
Access: On campus access from any PC within the University network. Off campus access is via ATHENS username and password.
Jstor
A multi-disciplinary databses offering the full-text of the included journals with full back-runs.
Access: On campus access from any PC within the University network. Off campus access is via ATHENS username and password.
Nexis
Comprehensive international news, business and company data, including full text of all the major UK newspapers and major overseas daily publications. Coverage of approximately 12,000 publications from national & local newspapers, press releases, transcripts of tv broadcasts, newswires, statistical bulletins, magazines and trade journals.
Access: On campus access from any PC within the University network. Off campus access is via ATHENS username and password.
Sciencedirect
ScienceDirect offers access to the full text of more than 1,100 journals across sixteen fields of science including the social sciences.
Access: On campus access from any PC within the University network. Off campus access is via ATHENS username and password.
Zetoc
Provides access to the British Library's Electronic Table of Contents (ETOC). It contains details of approximately 20,000 current journals and 16,000 conference proceedings published per year. Subject coverage includes science, technology, medicine, engineering, business, law, finance and the humanities. The database covers the years from 1993 to date and is updated daily.
Access: On campus access from any PC within the University network. Off campus access is via ATHENS username and password.
Journals are an excellent, up to date source of information. Many of the journals for International Development are available electronically. Click on the link below and then go to the A to Z list of journals link on top right of the page. Type in the title from the list below.
| Journal of Latin American studies |
| World development |
| Journal of Development Economics |
| Journal of ethnic and migration studies |
| Development and change |
| IDS policy briefing / Institute of Development Studies |
| Journal of Development Studies |
| Development and Change |
| Development policy review |
| Journal of Economic Growth |
| International migration |
| Journal of international development |
| Journal of refugee studies |
| Oxford development studies |
| Review of African political economy |
| Review of development economics |
| Third world quarterly : journal of emerging areas |
| Transnational corporations |
| Development in practice |
| The European journal of development research |
If you are off campus, you will need to create an Athens account. You must contact a member of the library staff to do this.
A selection of links related to International Development, Refugee Studies and NGO Management can be found on del.icio.us at http://del.icio.us/intdevrefugeengo
Suggestions for additions to the del.icio.us list are always welcome.
You can also get more detailed information including handouts by logging in to the Library Information Skills - International Development module in UEL Plus.
The Subject Librarian for International Development and Refugee Studies is Robin Stinson or Simone Okolo. For further information, please email Robin or Simone or call on 020 8223 7445.
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