 L I B R A R Y |
INTERNATIONAL STUDIES RESOURCES
This guide identifies resources in the field of International Studies. The OSU International Studies program is interdisciplinary drawing upon the resources of
Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources, Arts and Sciences, Business Adminstration,
Education, Engineering, Architecture and Technology, Human Environmental Sciences,
Veterinary Medicine and the Graduate College. In addition to this guide, please consult other guides
in this series for specific subject areas .
This guide is meant to be a starting point for research
and is not comprehensive.
Please
contact a Librarian if you need assistance in finding information.
You
must login to the OSU-Tulsa Website (Click
on Off-Campus Access) in order to view the following Databases, Journals and Electronic
Books. To
view NetLibrary Ebooks remotely you must set up an account in the
Library.
Reference books are good sources to find an overview
of your topic, a definition of a term, a fact or a statistic.
Books, videos, and
dvds can be found in the OSU-Tulsa Library Catalog by author, title, keyword, or subject
heading. Keyword searching allows you to AND terms together to produce a more
focused list of available books.
You
may want to check the Library
of Congress Subject Headings Reference
Z695 .Z8 L524
for a comprehensive list of terms to search in the Online Catalog.
Once
you have identified a book you want, note the location and entire call
number to identify where the book is located in the Library.
We also have
approximately 40,000 full-text electronic books. These can be found through
the Catalog or by going to the Library Website and clicking on Books
and Electronic Book Collections. To view NetLibrary Ebooks remotely, you must set up an account in the
Library.
Books
In Print with Reviews Database
- This is a database of books that are currently In-Print. Out-of-print
books are noted as well. It is a good source to verify bibliographic information
and to see what books have been published on a specific subject.
An index database provides a citation to the article, i.e. title of
article, author, journal title, volume and issue number, page number, and
date. You should check other databases for possible full-text coverage. You
may need to consult the Catalog or Journals by Title to determine if the journal is owned
by OSU-Tulsa Library in paper or microfiche.