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- Academic Search CompleteJournal articles, multi-disciplinary coverage.
- Catalyst - the JHU Libraries CatalogUse the request button for items not at SAIS.
- CQ Electronic LibraryFulltext CQ journals, databases, and reference works on American govt., politics, etc.
- LexisNexis AcademicFull-text news source.
- PAISGood international coverage of public policy literature - journals, books, policy papers, and more.
- ProQuest CongressionalFulltext hearings, CRS reports, and other congressional documents. Use "Advanced Search".
- WorldCatMerged catalogs of almost every U.S. library. Includes books and more.
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