Peer Review
Many scholarly journal articles are subject to peer review.
Before they are published, articles that are peer reviewed or refereed are read and critiqued by other historians.
Search in Ulrich's to find out whether a journal is peer reviewed.
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To focus your search and make use of advanced search features, use a subject database. Ask for help to identify one for your topic.
Citation Databases
Use a Citation Database to find out where an article or a book has been cited.
- Web of Science - includes citation information for articles in the Humanities back to 1898, and books in the Humanties back to 2005.
Primary Sources
Search tips: To find books that are collections of primary sources, search in the Library Catalogue for keywords that describe your topic, combined with subject keywords such as sources,documents, diaries, etc.
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Subject: sources or correspondence or diaries or letters
and
Subject: history and Austria