Y335: West European Politics

Spring Semester 2008

Paper Assignment – due April 17, 2008

Suggested Journals (see syllabus)

Current issues of periodicals are shelved in the Wells Library Kent Cooper Room. Bound back issues are shelved (by call number) in the Wells Library Research Collections (RC). In the list below, recommended full-text resources are underlined. Links to periodical indexes are in the Recommended Resources drop down menu to the left.

· West European Politics RC D1050 .W51

Academic Search Premier 1982+

Full text available starting 1/1/2000

Full text of current 12 mo. not available

Sociological Abstracts

PAIS

Historical Abstracts

Link to full-text Electronic Subscription Jan 2002+

· Comparative Politics RC JA3 .C735

JStor 1968-2001 (3 year moving wall)

Academic Search Premier 1990+

PAIS

Historical Abstracts

· German Politics RC JN3201 .G47

Academic Search Premier 4/1/2000+

Full text of current 12 mo. not available

Link to full-text Electronic Subscription April 2001+

· Electoral Studies RC JF1001.E433 (1996-2003)

PAIS ALF JF1001.E433 (1982-1995)

Academic Search Premier June 2002+

Link to full-text Electronic Subscription 1982+

· European Journal of Political Research RC JA86 .E89

Academic Search Premier 2002+

Full text of current 12 mo. not available

Sociological Abstracts

Link to full-text Electronic Subscription Jan 1997+

· Comparative Political Studies RC JA3 .C73

Academic Search Premier 1990+

Selected full text

PAIS

Historical Abstracts

Access Electronic Subscription (1982+) through the IUB Libraries' Web page Search Feature

· British Journal of Political Science RC JA8.B86 (1995-2005)

Academic Search Premier 1992+ ALF JA8.B86 (1971-1994)

Historical Abstracts

PAIS

Link to full-text Electronic Subscription Jan 1997+

If the links to full-text above do not work, try accessing through the IUB Libraries' Web Page or IUCat. Do an "exact" Periodical title search for the name of the journal.

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This page last updated by Emily Okada 02/05/08