This guide is intended to direct you to fundamental resources to use when performing research in International and Global Studies 200: Introduction to International and Global Studies.  In a field so broad, there are countless directions your work can take you. Therefore, the resources included here are by no means comprehensive, but are intended to help you achieve a sound start to your work. Depending on the specific question or issue that you are working on, there may be resources focused on areas such as economics, anthropology, language, history, political science, and more that could be helpful to you.

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Oxford Bibliographies Online

Oxford Bibliographies Online is a library of discipline-based subject modules created by leading scholars. Each guide includes the most important and significant sources in a specific area of study, with unique editorial commentary to show how the cited sources are interrelated. We have these subjects: Anthropology, Biblical Studies, Classics, Education, International Law, International Relations, Medieval Studies, Philosophy, Political Science, Psychology, Renaissance and Reformation, Sociology, and Victorian Literature.