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Psychology 319/Gender Studies 333
Finding Books
- The best way to find a book on your topic is to start with a search in the Library Catalog. If you are looking for qualitative materials, try conducting a keyword search combining your country (or perhaps a broader geographical term) with one of the following: diaries, personal narratives, social life and customs, social conditions, sex role, sexual division of labor, women, correspondence. Ex: "latin america and women" or "guatemala and biography" Once you've found something of interest, you should also browse the books shelved in that particular area.
Databases and Books to Browse for Background Information and Data:
The books below are just a sampling of what we have available in the Reference Room, be sure to browse the shelves near the titles below; entire reference books on individual countries are also available in the Reference room.
- Routledge International Encyclopedia of Women: Global Women's Issues and Knowledge (Volumes 1-4)
MH Reference HQ1115 .R69 2000
- The World's Women 2000: Trends and Statistics
MH Reference HQ1154 .W675 2000
- The Greenwood Encyclopedia of Women's Issues Worldwide (Volumes 1-6)
MH Reference HQ1115 .G74 2003
- Women's Rights: A Global View
MH Reference HQ1236 .W6527 2001
- World Population Policies
MH Reference HB883.5 .W67
- World Development Indicators
MH Reference HC59.7 .W657
- Encyclopedia of Modern Asia (Volumes 1-6)
MH Reference DS4 .L48 2002
- Encyclopedia of the Modern Middle East & North Africa (Volumes 1-4)
MH Reference DS43 .E53 2004
A few research databas es to find journal articles/Reserach Databases:
Want even more to browse? Check out a few of our relevant Research Guides:
Having trouble finding what you need? Go to LITS and chat with a librarian at the Reference Desk. Or, with advanced notice, set up an appointment to meet with Julie Habjan Boisselle, Psychology & Education liaison. We're here to help you with your research!
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