Ulrich’s International Periodicals Directory. When working on a research assignment, your professor may ask you to use articles that come from peer-reviewed.

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Ulrich’s International Periodicals Directory

When working on a research assignment, your professor may ask you to use articles that come from peer-reviewed (or refereed) journals.

Learn more about peer review Learn more about peer review (skip to page 8 to return to main content) 3

Peer review is a process in which experts in a field review an article before it is published to ensure that the research described in the article is valid and important. 4

The peer review process is completed in addition to the usual editorial process that articles go through prior to being published and helps to add an extra layer of credibility to the article. 5

Articles in scholarly journals are generally peer- reviewed. Articles from other types of publications, such as magazines, newspapers, and trade journals, are not. 6

Both peer-reviewed and non-peer reviewed articles can be found in library databases. This main content of this tutorial will show you how to use Ulrich’s International Periodicals Directory to verify that an article is from a peer- reviewed journal. 7

There are a number of ways to tell whether an article is from a refereed source. One of the most reliable to check Ulrich’s Periodicals International Directory. Access to this database is provided by the University Libraries.

To get to the Ulrich’s database, begin by clicking the Databases tab on the library’s homepage

Type Ulrich’s into the search box, then click on the database title.

The Ulrich’s search page

Type the title of the journal that the article appears in into the search box.

Learn more about how to find the journal title Learn more about how to find the journal title (skip to page 20 to return to main content) 13

In Ulrich’s International Periodicals Directory, you will need to search for the journal title rather than the article title. Journal titleArticle title

Example 1a: Brief search result in EBSCO Academic Search Complete

Example 1b: Detailed record in EBSCO Academic Search Complete

Example 2a: Brief search result in JSTOR

Example 2b: Detailed record in JSTOR

Still can’t find the journal title you need? Still can’t find the journal title you need? Contact a librarian for help 24/

Find the search results that match the title of the journal you are searching for.

There may be more than one search result that matches your journal title.

If that is the case, match the ISSN to the ISSN of the journal you are searching for.

Learn more about how to find ISSN Learn more about how to find ISSN (skip to page 29 to return to main content) 23

A journal’s ISSN is an 8-digit code that is used to identify a journal. Each journal’s ISSN is unique to that publication.

Example 1: Detailed record in EBSCO Academic Search Complete

Example 2: In JSTOR, click the Journal Info button to reveal detailed information about the journal.

Example 2: The journal’s ISSN is listed in this detailed information.

Still can’t find the ISSN you need? Still can’t find the ISSN you need? Contact a librarian for help 24/

Once you have identified a matching title and ISSN, check the Refereed column.

If a symbol of a referee’s jersey appears in this column, this means articles in the journal are refereed/peer-reviewed.

In this example, the journal title has the referee symbol, indicating that articles published in this journal are peer reviewed.

For journals that are not refereed, the Refereed column will be blank (see the highlighted example).

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