Recommended Asian Studies Journals
SUPPORT FOR ONLINE LEARNING
The CSB/SJU Libraries have tutorials to help you find high-quality resources online.
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Identifying scholarly resources (2:31)How to identify scholarly, peer-reviewed resources.
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Finding and using eBooks (4:32)How to use our catalog to find and access eBooks from a variety of vendors.
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Requesting a scanned copy of a book chapter (2:39)What if you need a chapter of a printed book, but you are not able to come in yourself to get it? Don’t panic. You can actually use our Interlibrary Loan service to request a scanned copy of a book chapter, which is then sent to you electronically.
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Interlibrary loan for an article (1:51)Can't locate the full text of a journal article in the CSB/SJU Libraries' collections? Here's how to request the article from another library. These articles are delivered electronically.
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Recommended Databases: EBSCO Cross-Search
Asian studies is a highly interdisciplinary field. EBSCO Cross-Search includes scholarly articles from 20 subscription databases (including Bibliography of Asian Studies), so it's a great starting point for your research. JSTOR might also be helpful for Asian studies research relating to history and the humanities.
A list of all CSB/SJU Libraries' databases is on the Databases A-Z page, and the best databases for each discipline are in our Research Guides.
Interlibrary Loan (ILL)
If you need a book or article that isn't held by the CSB/SJU Libraries, you can request it from another library using our Interlibrary Loan service. Just look for a "Request Item through Interlibrary Loan" button!
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