The best way to access articles is through one of the Library's databases. We have a lot of databases to choose from. Browse the list below for recommendations for the ones that cover Scandinavian Studies and related areas. You can also try Google Scholar, although it's usually easier to find the full text of articles when you search our databases.
The Tracking Down Materials tab has a lot of information about how to find the full text of any item. This can be one of the trickier parts of research, so please feel free to email me (librarian Julie Gilbert) or connect with any librarian through Reference Services if you're having any issues.
The library has a subscription to the online edition of Dagens Nyheter, a national daily newspaper. Your Scandianvian Studies professors have the login information; you can also check with librarian Julie Gilbert if you're having any issues accessing the paper.
Here are the Scandinavian Studies journals that we receive in print. You'll find them in the first (bottom) floor of the library, organized alphabetically by title. Print journals offer a wonderful opportunity to browse past issues and identify areas of current scholarship.
Ethnic Diversity Source covers the culture, traditions, and lived experiences of different ethnic groups in America. It provides the full text of nearly 500 journals, including almost 400 peer reviewed journals. It also provides access to the Diversity and Ethnic Studies collection of more than 5,000 ebooks.
JSTOR is a digital library of journals, academic eBooks, images, and primary sources. JSTOR provides book and journal content from the date of initial publication up to a "moving wall" of 3 to 5 years before the present year.
Try these official sites for social, economic, and demographic statistics.
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