1. Three indexes: Social Science Citation Index Index to Legal Periodicals Index to Foreign Legal Periodicals

2. What are they? Social Science Index –Social and behavioural sciences –Huge index going back to 1970 and updated daily –Includes abstracts and links to full text when available Index to Legal Periodicals –Anglo-American legal literature –Includes many articles on international law Index to Foreign Legal Periodicals –Non Anglo-American legal literature

3. Social Science Citation Index Part of Web of Knowledge and Web of Science

4. Web of Science - allows you to restrict your search to “Social Sciences”. This excludes Science and Arts articles Searches the whole of Web of Knowledge – returns lots of science articles as well as Social Science.

5. To restrict your search by date or to Social Sciences

6. To search by subject choose “Topic” from the drop down. Other options include Author, Title, publication, etc Enter your search terms using connectors between them: OR – one term or the other (synonyms) AND – both terms SAME – both terms in the same sentence “ “ - phrase Restrict your search to Social Sciences Searching

7. Sort by date, times cited etc Title links to more information including keywords, abstract, bibliography and citing articles Checks to see if full text is available online Bibliographic details – you will need these to find the full article in print. Number of articles which have cited this article Refine options: Narrow your results by entering more keywords or by choosing results from a particular subject etc Your results: sorting, refining, viewing

8. To print, e-mail or save items check the boxes and then use “Print”, “E-mail”, “Add to marked list” options. Add to marked list option is good if you want to make several searches and collect up references as you go. At the end choose “Marked list” and then print / email etc. Printing and emailing your results

9. Viewing more information: abstract, cited by, references

10. Refine options: Narrow your results by entering more keywords or by choosing results from a particular subject etc Your results: sorting, refining, viewing

11. 1. Click “Find it @ Oxford” to locate full text 2. The dialogue shows it is available from two databases (HeinOnline and JSTOR) 3. Following the link from “Find it at Oxford” takes you to the correct database but not to the article. Find the article by choosing the correct vol and page number 4. Full text Finding full text

12. Index to Legal Periodicals (Wilson web) Two indexes: 1918-1981, 1981-present Anglo-American but include articles on International law

13. Which field? Smart Search - searches title, subject, keywords, author, journal title – best for subject searching Court cases – finds articles discussing particular cases (includes international courts and tribunals and domestic courts) Statute – finds articles discussing legislation (but does not include treaties and international agreements) To limit to peer reviewed only Tick the databases you want to search Search tips Smart search – do not use “”, truncation symbols or connectors When searching using other fields: “ ” to search for a phrase (e.g. “human rights”) * to truncate (e.g. child*) ? – wildcard (e.g. wom?n)

14. Links to full text where available Title links to full bibliographic details, keywords etc Clickable list of subject headings allows you to find other relevant articles Mortar board = peer reviewed Receive new articles meeting your criteria by RSS or email alert To print, e-mail, save, export – tick relevant records first

15. Index to Foreign Legal Periodicals Non-Anglo-American law (e.g. public & private international law; Islamic; socialist) 1985 onwards Shares the “Ovid” interface with other databases

18. Use “” – phrases AND

19. Sort options Find full text More information including country of publication, descriptors (keywords) To print, email, save – check boxes and then appropriate option (on left)