The most frequently-used databases
Academic edition. Search by subject or keyword. In addition to topical essays, timelines, images, and videos, it provides links to full text journal articles and links to related websites.
90-day archive of full-color, full-page, scanned images of over 5000 publications from many countries in many languages.
Abstract database that provides systematic coverage of the psychological literature from the 1800s to the present.
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Easy access to demographic information about the United States, from 1790 to present. Premium edition features over 15,000 interactive data maps and reports from the U.S. census and other sources.
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Hosted on Applied Science Commons, this is a comprehensive database of gray literature focusing on the intersection of technology and environmental science, showcasing advancements in artificial intelligence, biotechnology, and remote sensing for ecological monitoring and resource optimization. This is a continuously growing archive with coverage of over 1,000 organizations.
The largest newspaper article database in Japan, permitting keyword and date searches of 16 million articles and advertisements from more than 140 years of the newspaper, from its first edition in 1879 (Meiji 12) to today.
This extensive database also includes regional and overseas content, as well as a contemporary words dictionary, Who's Who database, historical photo archive, Asahi Graph archive, and some English news content from The International Herald Tribune/The Asahi Shimbun and AJW (Asia & Japan Watch).
Films and documentaries in many languages from around the world. With a strong emphasis on Latin American and Spanish-language content, the platform also includes Asian, African, European, and North American selections, as well as collections focusing on history, travel, nature, wildlife, and more.
A collection of primary source documents spanning from Cold War migrations to modern displacement crises, covering over 100 countries, and featuring firsthand refugee and migrant accounts, with detailed reporting from charities, associations, pressure groups, governments, agencies such as CARE and UNICEF, and grassroots advocacy groups.