Databases are a great place to search for individual articles from newspapers, magazines, and academic journals.
While many news and magazine articles may also be found with an internet search engine, our subscription databases can provide you with access to older articles that are not available online and other pay-per-view materials, plus additional options to refine your search. As far as scholarly articles go, databases should be your first stop! Most scholarly literature is not freely available.
Get started quickly with the search bar below, or check out some of our subject-specific recommendations. Be sure you've registered for off-campus access.
Weatherhead Center for International Affairs
Harvard University’s research center for international affairs - publications
Harvard University’s Epicenter "is an online source that provides original commentary and analysis on issues that transcend borders.”
The OECD Library provides all publications, papers, and datasets from the OECD to the public.
MBS Monthly Bulletin of Statistics Online
The Monthly Bulletin of Statistics Online "presents current economic and social statistics for more than 200 countries and territories of the world."
IMF Data (International Monetary Fund)
Provides accurate and up-to-date information on global economic reports like GDP growth, world financial stability, and more.
National Security Archive (George Washington Univerisity)
An open library of the declassification of more than 15 million pages of government documents.
Tufts University: Fletcher School’s Center for Strategic Studies
CSS is "dedicated to producing policy-relevant research on strategy, international politics, and US foreign policy".
Official Historical Documents of Major U.S. Foreign Policy Decisions and Significant Diplomatic Activity
US Department of the State: Office of the Historian
Books, Brochure, and Guides from APSA (American Political Science Association)
Political Science Today Quarterly Magazine from APSA
APSA | Political Science Today
All of Touro's books and e-books can be found by searching the catalog (above, or under the "Books & More" tab on the library homepage).
Use the advanced search to limit your results by year, or campus location, or search just e-books by selecting "TC E-Books" under Location. If a print book you'd like is at a different campus, learn how to request it.
The items below are just a sampling of the many titles available:
Votes, Vetoes, and the Political Economy of International Trade Agreements by 
Modern Political Science : Anglo-American Exchanges Since 1880 by To find additional quality information online, try using Google Scholar, which searches an academically-oriented subset of online materials:
A video review of the citation guidelines from the American Political Science Association:
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