China's Problems Since Mao   Tags: china, mao, problems, seth  

Get periodic updates from Google via email or RSS for new results on your topic. Choose type of results (news, web, blog, etc.) and frequency of updates.

Learn how to set up search alerts in the library's EBSCOHost databases.

Learn how to set up search alerts in the library's Gale databases (Academic OneFile, etc.).

Search all of the library's EBSCOHost databases at once (includes Academic Search Premier, GreenFILE, Business Source Premier, and others).

Current journal articles in the social sciences and humanities.

Backfile of scholarly journals; good China coverage. Use the date limit function to retrieve newer articles (try 1976-2011, for example).

We have databases on many subjects taught at Marlboro--things like ERIC for education, PubMed for medicine/life sciences, GreenFILE for environment/sustainability, and more. Check out our list. Feel free to ask a librarian for a recommendation.

Full text of thousands of U.S and world newspapers, TV and radio transcripts, and much more. See tip sheet below for instructions on power searching.

From the Internet Guide for Chinese Studies.

Current and breaking news from all over the world. Try Advanced Search for more powerful search options. If you have a Google account, add your search as a section on your Google News page. See also Google Alerts.

Google isn't quite as robust as LexisNexis when it comes to power searching, but it does have some little-known tricks that you can use to focus your search.