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Welcome to the SAIS Library's Middle East Studies guide, designed to help you discover some of our best library resources.
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- Academic Search CompleteJournal articles, multi-disciplinary coverage.
- Index IslamicusIndexes literature on Islam, the Middle East and the Muslim world. Coverage is 1906-present.
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- ProQuest DatabasesSearch 40+ databases at once (journals, newspapers, dissertations, and more), with multiple ways to filter your results.
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- WorldCatMerged catalogs of almost every U.S. library. Includes books and more.
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RefWorks is an online "citation manager" that helps you keep track of citations you gather during research. It is free to all JHU users, utilizing the JHED ID as a login. It also works with Word, allowing you to embed references as you write.
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