LibGuides: ENGL 2 Putnam: 3. Conspiracies & the Markets

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Also known as "Research Articles," Scholarly Articles," "Peer-Reviewed Articles," or "Academic Articles," these are:

Written and reviewed by scholars and provide new research, analysis, or information about a specific topic.
Usually focused on a narrow subject or a single case study
Intended for an academic audience

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OneSearch This link opens in a new window
Search across almost all of the library databases at the same time.
Academic Search Complete This link opens in a new window
Scholarly journals, magazines, & newspapers
America's News This link opens in a new window
Includes the Santa Cruz Sentinel, San Jose Mercury News, SF Chronicle, and more than 3,000 other news sources.
U.S. Newsstream This link opens in a new window
Complete text of several key newspapers
Business Source Premier This link opens in a new window
Journals, magazines, company/industry/country profiles, SWOT, case studies, market research.
Regional Business News This link opens in a new window
U.S. and Canadian business publications.

Google Scholar Searches free only scholarly sources. If you find an article that does not include free full-text access, use Ask A Librarian to request a free copy of the article.

Watch this brief (2:32) video on searching the U.S. Newsstream database.

Watch this brief (2:17) overview on searching & accessing resources in Google Scholar.

Watch the 3-minute video tutorial below on finding sources in OneSearch.