Abstracts in Anthropology covers anthropological scholarship in all its subfields: Cultural Anthropology, Physical Anthropology, Archaeology and Linguistics.
The database offers abstracts from 1999, selected and classified, fully indexed by author and subject.

This database of the African Studies Centre in Leiden, describes literature from all countries of Africa, often with links to the full text.
Since April, 2013, AfricaBib includes the Quarterly Index of African Periodical Literature (QIoAPL). This database covering articles from scholarly journals as well as other materials, e.g. from NGOs, was published from 1991 till 2011 by the Library of Congress (Nairobi Office).

The library collection covers publications about North and Sub-Saharan Africa.

The Anthropological Index Online of the Royal Anthropological Institute (1957-...), based on the journal holdings of The Anthropology Library at the The British Museum.

AnthroSource, developed by the American Anthropological Association (AAA), gives online access to 32 AAA journals.

APA PsycInfo covers the entire spectrum of human and animal psychology and behavioural science. It also offers information regarding language and communication, culture and society, psychochemistry and statistics. Contains abstracts from journal articles, but also books and book chapters.

Archives Unbound contains millions of pages of historical documents, dating from the Middle Ages to the end of the last century. The collections contain government documents, monographs, newspapers and correspondence in various fields, interesting for researchers and students of African American studies, British history, holocaust studies, gender studies, Latin America studies, political science, religious studies and much more.

Sources about the psychosocial effects of war, violence and other traumatic events.

Electronic version of the Biografisch Woordenboek van het Socialisme en de Arbeidersbeweging in Nederland.

Manual for writing and publishing in American English, with many examples for using the citation style. This version contains the 17th edition (2017) and the 16th edition (2010).

CogNet from the MIT Press is a research tool for the Cognitive and Brain Sciences Community, offering access to more than 750 books, journals and reference works. Topical coverage includes the neurosciences, psychology, and anthropology. Texts can be annotated.

Descriptions and evaluations of psychodiagnostic testing materials (in Dutch) by the Committee On Test Affairs Netherlands (COTAN) of the National Institute of Psychologists (NIP). The database continues the printed 'Documentatie van tests en testresearch in Nederland' ('Documentation of tests and test research in the Netherlands', the 'COTAN book').

Database of Measure Instruments and Guidelines of the Netherlands Youth Institute (Nederlands Jeugdinstituut). 200 descriptions of tests, questionnaires, observation instruments and the like for young people.

Electronic theses produced by scientists at Utrecht University.
As from 2006, theses are stored in electronic form in the Utrecht University Repository (formerly Igitur Archive), the Utrecht University digital scientific archive. As from November, 2014, this repository is visible via the Dutch national portal, NARCIS.
Theses from before 2006 may have been published in electronic form, but most are to be found as printed publications in the catalogue.

The Directory of Open Access Journals gives a subject listing of, often fairly new, free online journals. About half of these are searchable on article level.

Electronic theses produced by scientists at Utrecht University.
As from 2006, theses are stored in electronic form in the Utrecht University Repository (formerly Igitur Archive), the Utrecht University digital scientific archive. As from November, 2014, this repository is visible via the Dutch national portal, NARCIS.
Theses from before 2006 may have been published in electronic form, but most are to be found as printed publications in the catalogue.

DER is an online platform containing classic and contemporary ethnographic films, very useful to the undergraduate classroom in the field of anthropology, cultural studies or media studies. Overlaps with Ethnographic Video Online, but also contains over 200 original video’s.

DSM Library contains: DSM-V Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, DSM-V Handbook of Differential Diagnosis and DSM-V Clinical Cases.
Previous versions of DSM are available as well.

The EBSCO Academic Search Premier contains approximately 4600 English language journals in all areas of science, almost 3.900 of which are peer-reviewed.

Embase enables to search across EMBASE (1974-...) and MEDLINE (1966-...) concurrently.
EMBASE (Exerpta Medica Database) is the European counterpart of MEDLINE; only EMBASE and unique MEDLINE records are presented (already de-duplicated).
Key topics are pharmacology, drug development, medical education and health care management.
Embase consists of 18 million records from 6,500 journals from 70 countries. Embase is updated daily; yearly some 600,000 references are added.

A multidisciplinary online encyclopedia in the field of neuroscience with topics ranging from neuro-ethology, learning and memory, behavioral and psychiatric diseases.

Database of the Educational Resources Information Centre, on didactics and education. Contains the 'Current Index to Journals in Education' and 'Resources in Education'.

The third volume of the ethnographic film series is dedicated to indigenous filmmakers and offers a platform for indigenous voices to address issues from indigenous perspectives. Contains streaming video, incl. ethnographic films and documentaries.

Ethnographic Video Online is a comprehensive online resource for the study of human culture, behavior and society around the world. The collections contain over 1,300 hours of streaming video, including ethnographic films, documentaries, select feature films, and previously unpublished fieldwork.

Food Studies Online is an online platform for the study of food and food systems. The collection contains archives, books, posters and over 250 videos of documentaries, interviews and vintage commercials.

Gale Virtual Reference Library is a database of encyclopedias and other reference sources for multidisciplinary research, such as Encyclopedia of Emerging Markets, Encyclopedia of Islam and the Muslim World, International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences, Child Development, Immigration and Multiculturalism, Learning and Memory.

Gender Studies Database includes references to, among other things, journal articles, books and book chapters from 1930 to the present. Essential subjects covered in this resource include gender inequality, masculinity, postfeminism, gender identity and more.

Index of over 50 million articles, books, dissertations and patents covering all subjects. Google Scholar gives you also citation information.
The link to information about availability within Utrecht University is not given through the UBU link button, but through the links Fulltext@UBUlink when there is a full text available within UBU, or, UBU link when there is no digital full text but possibly a printed version.
N.B. The Fulltext&UBUlink works only from library pages. Off-campus access: Login with your Solis ID and password.
Find out more on search options and other possibilities? Check the Google Scholar LibGuide.

Health and Psychosocial Instruments provides access to information on measurement instruments (i.e., questionnaires, interview schedules, checklists, index measures, coding schemes/ manuals, rating scales, projective techniques, vignettes/scenarios, tests) in the health fields, psychosocial sciences, organizational behavior, and library and information science.

JCR provides a ranking on the basis of factors such as impact (with a 5 year trend) , immediacy index and cited halflife for 10,000 journals. The citation information is taken from the Science Citation Index and the Social Sciences Citation Index, and is mostly used to rank the relative importance of journals with their subject categories.

JSTOR offers full-text access to an archive database of ca. 700 English-language journals in various disciplines. All volumes (including the earliest) are available and can be searched in full text; the most recent years are not included in this archive due to copyright. Collections: Arts and Sciences I, II, III, V en VII, Business, Collection Ireland, Ecology and Botany, Health and General sciences, Language and Literature.
If you are interested in text mining options, please contact the library (library@uu.nl).

Nexis Uni (the successor to Lexis Nexis Academic) offers the full text of (many) articles from Dutch and international newspapers and newsmagazines. In addition Nexis Uni provides company information on Dutch and international businesses. Find out more on search options and other possibilities in Nexis Uni? Check Nexis Uni explained.

Survey of psychological mesurement instruments (in Dutch) from the Tijdschrift voor psychiatrie, with information on publishers or free download.

National Academic Research and Collaborations Information System.
Narcis is the national portal for scientific information including (open access) publications from the Dutch repositories, data sets from a number of data archives, and there are descriptions of research projects, researchers and research institutes included.

Nexis Uni (the successor to Lexis Nexis Academic) offers the full text of (many) articles from Dutch and international newspapers and newsmagazines. In addition Nexis Uni provides company information on Dutch and international businesses. Find out more on search options and other possibilities in Nexis Uni? Check Nexis Uni explained.

Index of millions of publications that have become available for free through the Open Archive Initiative (OAI). These are mainly in publication repositories of universities and in the growing number of free Open Archive journals. Many of these publications are not in regular journal databases.
In principle OAIster covers all subjects. For all publications there are links to the full text.

The Directory of Open Access Repositories. OpenDOAR is an authoritative directory of academic open access repositories.

Overton is a search engine that helps to find millions of policy documents from all countries and in all languages by subject, title, organization and more. The full texts are also searchable. Overton also allows users to see, track and analyze mentions of publications and other research output in policy documents.

Oxford Reference brings together language and subject dictionaries, encyclopedias, maps, quotations and reference works across various subject areas into a single cross-searchable resource.

PiCarta searches the Dutch Central Catalogue NCC, Online Contents and a number of bibliographical databases with a single search question. These sources can also be accessed separately through the 'Other databases' menu. You can restrict the search result to specific types of publications with 'Search options'. Hits can be sorted according to relevance or publication year. Consult the help function for advanced searches.

An integrated access to journals and reference works published by the American Psychiatric Association (including DSM Library).

APA PsycInfo covers the entire spectrum of human and animal psychology and behavioural science. It also offers information regarding language and communication, culture and society, psychochemistry and statistics. Contains abstracts from journal articles, but also books and book chapters.

The PTSDpubs Database is an electronic index to the worldwide literature on post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and other mental-health consequences of exposure to traumatic events.
The database is produced by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs National Center for PTSD.

PubMed provides free access to the MEDLINE database, PreMEDLINE (PubMed in process) and links to molecular biology and genetic databases. Contains records from 1950 onwards.
Know more about searching and other options in PubMed? Go to the PubMed LibGuide.

PubPsych is a free information retrieval system for psychological resources (meta search). It offers a comprehensive selection of resources from a growing number of international databases with a European focus, covering the needs of academic and professional psychologists. PubPsych also includes datasets and offers, where available, full-text linking, links to additional information and link resolving.

RefWorks is a web-based bibliographic management service. It allows users to create personal citation databases by importing references from text files or online databases. RefWorks is similar in function to software products such as EndNote, Reference Manager, and ProCite. It differs in that personal databases are stored on the RefWorks server and can be accessed through the University Library institutional account from wherever the user happens to be.
For your first visit, you will have to create an account name and password. Once you have created an account, use Refworks from anywhere.
More information, e.g. directions on importing data per database, tutorials, and frequently asked questions.

Scopus is both a bibliographic database and a citation index in all fields of sciences. Over 21,000 scientific journals are indexed, and since 2013 books and book chapters are included; where possible journals are indexed from the very first volume onwards. In the search results you can filter by document type. Patents will be presented separately.
Citation information is based on references in documents published from 1996 onwards.
Mekentosj Papers account ID is 21878.
Scopus does not support Internet Explorer 8 (IE8) or lower. Use IE 9 or higher, Firefox or Chrome.
Find out more about searching and other options in Scopus? Check the Scopus LibGuide.

The SSRN, formerly known as Social Science Research Network, is a repository for preprints dedicated to the swift dissemination of scholarly research in the social sciences and more.

SSCI is part of Web of Science.
Web of Science searches the Science Citation Index (1899-...), Social Sciences Citation Index (1898-...), and Arts & Humanities Citation Index (1975-...) together.
To search SSCI only, go to MORE SETTINGS below on the starting page and make sure only SSCI is selected.

For more information, see Web of Science.

CSA Social Services Abstracts (1979 - ...) provides bibliographic coverage of current research focused on social work, human services, and related areas, including social welfare, social policy, and community development. The database indexes over 1,300 serials publications from 1979 onwards, and includes abstracts of journal articles and dissertations, and citations to book reviews.

Bibliographical information on sociology. Also social psychology, methodology, sociology of art, political science, women's studies and environmental issues. The database contains abstracts of articles from approximately 2500 journals and other sources.

All statistical information available from Statistics Netherlands (CBS) is available free of charge.

Social Scientific Information and Documentation Centre. The social science literature databank contains bibliographical information on Dutch publications, scientific institutes, research agencies, administrative organs and the like.

Website for analysis and development of tests, by P.J. Tellegen (University of Groningen) and J.A. Laros (Brasilia University, Brazil).

The Utrecht University Repository (formerly Igitur Archive), the Utrecht University digital scientific archive, contains documents produced by scientists at Utrecht University: PhD theses, articles, reports, monographs, etc.
Utrecht University Repository is visible via the Dutch national portal, NARCIS.
The majority of the documents are available in full text and are freely accessible. Documents from before 2006 are often available in printed form and can be found via the catalogue.

Web of Science is a bibliography as well as a citation index. It offers a combined access to three citation indexes: Science Citation Index Expanded (SCI) (1899-...), Social Sciences Citation Index (SSCI) (1898-...), and Arts & Humanities Citation Index (A&HCI) (1975-...), including Conference Proceedings Citation Index. Via Citation Databases below on the starting page, you can select one of these databases.
Weekly updates. Access via ISI Web of Knowledge.
More information.

The free encyclopedia that anyone can edit. Wikipedia is written collaboratively by volunteers from all around the world.
When you consult a Wikipedia in the language most closely related to your subject, you will get most information.
Find out more? Check the Wikipedia LibGuide.

Bibliographical database (1972 -) pertaining to women's studies. Contains references to books, journal articles and other document types.

WorldCat is the world's largest bibliographic database, the merged catalogues of over 50,000 OCLC member libraries in over 90 countries. The database was created in 1971 and is maintained at intermittent intervals.