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SOCIOLOGY 301: Fall
2004
SOCIAL PROBLEMS
Dr. Brenda Forster
NOTE: The course handbook
and other related documents are available through Blackboard.
Using and Citing Information
Sources
Using and Evaluating Information
Sources
Citing Information
Where to Go for Help
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Popular News
Sources
Sometimes it is difficult to determine whether
a magazine's focus is conservative, liberal or radical. One way to determine
this is by using Magazines for Libraries by William and Linda Sternberg
Katz (R 050.25 M189, located near the Reference Desk). The magazines listed
below are a sample of various points-of-view to get you started.
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Radical
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* Current issues of these magazines are also available
for browsing at the library. Journals and magazines are arranged alphabetically
by title.
Please keep in mind that
online versions of magazines may not contain all of the articles
in a particular issues, or allow you full access to the entirity
of an article. To get the full text of the article, check our
list of journals and newspapers available online; then search
for your article in the appropriate database.
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Resources for Research
in Social Problems
Articles and Databases
- Academic
Search Elite: A general database that contains both scholarly
and popular journal sources, many in full text. Be sure to evaluate
the sources in these databases before using them.
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- JSTOR:
An electronic archives of titles, often going back to the first
issue of a journal's existence. JSTOR does not include current
issues of journals.
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- Periodical
Abstracts: A general database that contains both scholarly
and popular journal sources, many in full text. Be sure to evaluate
the sources in these databases before using them.
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- Sociological Abstracts (1962-present):
A print reference source containing citations from sociology
journals. It is shelved alphabetically in the Bound Periodicals
section of the library.
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The library owns a selection of books on the topics
listed below. To locate specific title and call
number information, use Illinet
Online. Subject word suggestions are listed after each topic.
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Resources for Applied
Final Topics
Start Your Internet Search Here:
Then Try These Print and
Electronic Sources:
NOTE: Be sure to evaluate
each Web site before using the information in your project.
| General
Resources |
Subject words: social problems,
social issues |
| Population |
Subject words: population, population
forecasting, population statistics, human ecology |
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| Hunger |
Subject words: hunger, food supply,
food relief |
- Food Research
and Action Center
- Hunger
Notes
- Hunger Project
- Second
Harvest
- World
Hunger Program - Brown University
- 363.88/E56 The Hunger Project. Ending Hunger
(R/L)
- 363.8/L316W Lappe, Frances M. World Hunger:
Twelve Myths (R)
- 303.44/p993 McCernea, Michael. Putting People
First (R)
- 363.17/w425C Weir & Schapiro. Circle
of Poison: Pesticides and People in a Hungry World
- Elliot, Andrea. 2003. "Record
Number of Homelss, But City Says It's Prepared." The New
York Times, July 2, pp. B1.
- Morse, Jodie, Ann Blackman, Cathy Booth, Elaine
Rivera, and James Willwerth. 1999.
"Cracking Down on the Homeless." Time, December
20, pp. 69.
- Stein, Joel, Simon Crittle, Jyoti Thottam, Laura
A. Locke, Deborah Edler Brown, Margot Roosevelt, Tim Padgett, Melissa
August, Adam Pitluk, Greg Land, and Matt Baron. 2003. "The
Real Face of Homelessness." Time, January 20, pp. 54.
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| Development |
Subject words: economic development,
sustainable development, economic assistance |
- EcoNet
- Eldis: Gateway
to Development Information - hosted by the Institute of Development
Studies, Sussex, England
- Global System
for Sustainable Development
- Habitat
in Developing Countries
- ReliefWeb
- World Bank
- WWW Virtual Library: Sustainable
Development
- 330.973/A335P Albin, Peter. Progress Without
Poverty
- 330.91724 G562 World Bank. Global Economic
Prospects and the Developing Countries
- 972.8053/B281C Berry & Preusch. Central
American Fact Book
- 338.9173/L316A Lappe, Collins & Kinley.
Aid as Obstacle (R)
- 338.91/L316B Lappe, Schurman & Danaher.
Betraying the National Interest (R)
- 330.91724/WM974P Murdoch, William. The Poverty
of Nations
- 330.91724/W927 World Bank. World Development
Report (C)
- 338.911724/A229E Adelman, Ruth. Economic
Growth and Social Equity in Developing Countries (L/R)
- R 909 K96E1987 The Encyclopedia of the Third
World
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| Ecology/Energy |
Subject words: energy, human ecology |
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| Terrorism |
Subject words: terrorism |
- Counter-Terrorism
Archive
- FBI:
War on Terrorism, Counterterrorism
- Terrorism
Research Center
- Terrorist
Group Profiles
- Terrorism
Library
- U.S. State Department: Counterterrorism
Office
- Nacos, Brigitte. "Terrorism, the mass
media, and the events of 9-11" - this, and other articles on terrorism,
can be found in the Phi Kappa Phi Forum 82:2 (Spring 2002), which
is accessible via ProQuest
Education Complete; this issue of Phi Kappa Phi Forum is
also available on reserve
- 322.42/D635T Dobson, Christopher. The Terrorists
- 301.633/C761 Facts on File. Contemporary
Terrorism
- 301.633/L317E Laqueur, Walter. Terrorism
- 322.43/P769 Stohl, Michael (ed.). The Politics
of Terrorism
- 301.633/T328 Alexander and Finger. Terrorism:
International Perspectives
- R303.62503 C56E Encyclopedia of Terrorism
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| War/Peace |
Subject words: war and civilization,
social conflict, war and society, peace, arms race |
- Center for Nonproliferation
Studies
- Peace
and Conflict
- PeaceNet
- Institute
for Media, Peace and Security
- 303.6/W414C Wehr, Paul. Conflict Regulation
- R310/S624W Sivard, Ruth. World Military and
Social Expenditures (L)
- 355.02/W253A Bender and Leone (eds.). War
and Human Nature
- 355.02/W952S Wright, Quincy. A Study of War
- 355.02/F996 Barnaby, Frank (ed). Future War
- 327.1/T627 Woito, Robert. To End War
(R/L)
- 327.11/266W Ziegler, David. War, Peace, and
International Politics
- 341/W839 World Alliance for International Friendship.
Building International Goodwill
- 261.873/A652W Apple, White & Harry. Waging
Peace
- 355.0217/C993U Cuzzort, R.P. Using Social
Thought: The Nuclear Issue and Other Concerns
- 355.0217/B225A Barash, David. The Arms Race
and Nuclear War
- R327.17203 W927 World Encyclopedia of Peace
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| Animal Rights |
Subject words: animal welfare,
animals and civilization, laboratory animals, animal experimentation,
animal rights |
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| Holocaust-Social Justice |
Subject words: Holocaust,
Jewish (1939-1945); Holocaust denial, Romanies (or other groups)--Nazi
persecution |
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| Genocide |
Subject words: genocide, genocide--Bosnia
and Hercegovina (or other countries), crimes against humanity |
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Created 27 August 1999 by Elaine Fetyko
Page, assisted by Laura Kelly
Last revised
3 September, 2004
by Ayanna Gaines, Assistant
Reference Librarian
A.C. Buehler Library, Elmhurst College
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