The Annual Review of Sociology provides reviews of the literature that has been published on different topics in sociology. If you find an Annual Review article related to your research, it can be a great starting point because it will provide an overview of the literature and a bibliography of sources.
If you are in search of articles that cover specific topics, a database is a great place to start! The following examples may be helpful to you, and you can view all our other databases here.
Journal articles, and citations for books, conference proceedings, and other resources, in the field of sociology.
Academic and professional journal articles, dissertations, magazines, and news dealing with a variety of social science fields.
Date(s): ~1750-present, but mainly 1850-present
Government documents, reports, court cases, and other primary sources relating to the history of civil rights in the U.S., accompanied by journal articles and books.
Date(s): 1490-2008
Primary sources created by and about enslaved individuals and abolition movements.
Journal articles published by the American Anthropologial Association (AAA).
Downloadable data files, documentations, and data-based research related to a wide range of social science areas.
Visualization, reporting and downloads of U.S. Census Data.
Journal articles and books published by Elsevier, covering the natural and social sciences.
Journal articles in almost every subject area, including some historical articles back to the 17th century.