Journals are regular scholarly publications which contain articles on specific subjects. They are important in academic research for a number of reasons:
Journals are regular scholarly publications which contain articles on specific subjects.
They are important in academic research for a number of reasons:
How do I search for journal articles for my assignment?
There are two main ways to search for journal articles:
Research databases contain:
Legal databases contain:
How do I search for journal articles using databases?
How do I search for newspaper articles?
The following databases provide access to newspapers:
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