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Sociology and Social Work: Find Scholarly & Popular Articles
Search scholarly journals and popular magazines on numerous subject including topics of interest to sociology and social work. TO LIMIT TO SCHOLARLY ARTICLES CHECK THE "Scholarly (Peer Reviewed) Journals" BOX.
Search peer-reviewed journals that cover pscyhology and psychological disorders. TO LIMIT TO SCHOLARLY ARTICLES CHECK THE "Scholarly (Peer Reviewed) Journals" BOX.
Includes scholarly journals in history, political science, sociology, math, statistics,and other arts, humanities, and social science fields. NOTICE: If this image, , is displayed next to an article, that article is not available to read for free.
Provides articles related to health and medicine some of which may be of interest to social workers and sociologist. TO LIMIT TO SCHOLARLY ARTICLES CHECK THE "Scholarly (Peer Reviewed) Journals" BOX.
Contains news articles from the Washington Post, New York Times, and Wall Street Journal.
Online Scholarly Journal Databases
WARNING: Many web-based search engines do not provide full-text articles without payment. NEVER PAY for an article. Instead submit an Interlibrary Loan request; it’s likely that we can get it for you for free.
WARNING: Many of the articles found in a Google Scholar do not include full-text articles without payment. Look for a short link to the right of the main result link. If there is a short link the article may be available for free. NEVER PAY for an article.
Library Database Search Tips
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Find Statistics
Try out these resources to find specialized types of scholarly content like statistics.
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