Is JSTOR the most reliable database for historical sociology research, or should I be cross-referencing with Sociological Abstracts and Sage Journals?
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Is JSTOR the most reliable database for historical sociology research, or should I be cross-referencing with Sociological Abstracts and Sage Journals?
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- About JSTOR - How to Use JSTOR · guides.jstor.org
- JSTOR Journals & Primary Source Academic Research Collections · about.jstor.org
- Databases - Sociology · guides.library.ucla.edu
- Databases - Sociology Research Guide · libguides.csuci.edu
- Searching: are JSTOR Articles Peer-Reviewed? · support.jstor.org
- Getting Started - Sociology · guides.library.ucdavis.edu