Fathom Archive : free online educational resources in the sciences and social sciences

Posted by Celia Walter | 15 Jan, 2009
Fathom Archive
Fathom was an international consortium of universities headed by the University of Chicago and including the London School, of Economics (LSE). From 2000-2003 it created a collection of free online educational resources covering subject areas from the sciences and social sciences. Since 2003 (when the project closed) new materials have not been added. However, the archive site enables users to read the archive of online academic papers, interviews and lectures. It includes audio and video files. Topics covered include global international political and economic relations, civil rights, technology and society. The site can be browsed. Technical and copyright information is displayed. From: Intute.ac.uk
http://fathom.lib.uchicago.edu/

Journal of Alternative Perspectives in the Social Sciences

Posted by Celia Walter | 8 Jan, 2009
Journal of Alternative Perspectives in the Social Sciences
The Journal of Alternative Perspectives in the Social Sciences is published by the Guild of Independent Scholars. It aims to publish articles, comment and reviews from independent scholars. The website offers free access to all materials from volume one 2008 onwards. Topics covered include international politics, social problems, development and international relations. There is an emphasis upon presenting alternative viewpoints. Intute.ac.uk
http://journal.vpweb.com/

Open Index Initiative : search engine for Indian social science

Posted by Celia Walter | 23 Nov, 2008
Open Index Initiative: search engine for Indian social science literature
The Open Index Initiative is maintained by staff of the Indira Gandhi Institute of Development Research Library. It provides free access to a searchable database of bibliographic references to social science literature and resources held in major Indian research Libraries. It includes references to journal articles, conference papers, working papers, research reports and theses. Most articles are taken from English language titles such as the Economic and Political Weekly. Articles date from the early 1990s onwards. Entries include titles but not the full text. Topics covered include Indian history, politics and economics. There is also coverage of anthropology, development studies, the politics of Gandhi, nuclear weapons policy, relations between India and Pakistan and the political situation in Kashmir.The site also has a union list of key social science and management journals held in Indian universities. Intute.ac.uk
http://oii.igidr.ac.in/
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