These databases are highly recommended for finding Gender Studies related articles. Some are highly specialized while others contain diverse literature. If your research has a New Zealand focus, also check out the NZ Specific Databases tab.
These multidisciplary databases index citations between publications, allowing the user to easily establish connections between articles and ideas.
Also see:
Search Library Search | Ketu to find even more journal titles.
Google Like a Pro:
Did you know that there are over 40 search operators that you can use to search Google more effectively, many of which can be used in Scholar too? Here are the top five that I use consistently, plus a Handout that we produced for a workshop for postgrads this year.
Need Help? This page lists key databases and journals you can use for finding resources for your assignments. Use Keyword searches to find articles on your topic. |
If you need help with using these resources please contact the Subject Librarian |
Alternatively you can use the Self Help guide for tips on searching and evaluating |
You can also look at the Ask Library FAQ's or use LibChat to ask library staff for help |
Want to brush up on your database searching skills? Start with the Self Help guide:
Have you found a book, book chapter, journal article etc but it is not available in the hardcopy or electronic collection? Then you can use the Interloan service. The Interloan service enables library users to search for items, create requests for items not held in the University of Otago Library, and monitor the progress of those requests.
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