Academic research resources
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Academic Research Resources is a growing list of exquisite online research and thesis writing resources for academic researchers. Many of these resources were gathered during my PhD studies at the University of Ottawa.
Academic Search Engines
Philosophy and Social Theory
Research Methodology
Research Writing
Miscellaneous
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More than 65 thousand master and Ph.D. theses you can read and download. Ohio Department of Higher Education.
A free search engine which allows you to search, preview and download millions of PDF files for free. Run by Asaha Inc., San Diego, CA 92101, United States.
“A web search engine for students and researchers that aims to make academic information easily accessible to everyone. RefSeek searches more than five billion documents, including web pages, books, encyclopedias, journals, and newspapers.”
“Since 2009, SweetSearch has been the best place for students – and anyone else – to begin their research. It leverages Google to search only a fully vetted ‘whitelist’ of websites. The original index was created by 50+ librarians, educators and researchers who collectively invested over 100,000 hours in finding the best resources.”
A search engine/database to find French doctoral theses. All theses defended in France are recorded since 1985.
E-International Relations “The world’s leading international relations website with daily publications of unique content aimed at academics, general interest readers, and students. The website was established in 2007 and reaches an audience of over 5 million unique readers each year.”
by David Kordahl – Spring 2018 – The New Atlantis “In Structure, Kuhn holds that science changes via two different modes: ‘normal science,’ in which scientists solve puzzles within a given paradigm, and ‘revolutionary science,’ in which scientists, compelled by unexplained anomalies, adopt a new paradigm that can explain them.”
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by James Muldoon and Robert Jackson – May 4, 2018 – The Conversation “As the world reflects on 200 years since the birth of Karl Marx, his writings are being sampled by more and more people. If you’re new to the work of one of the greatest social scientists of all time, here’s where to start.”
“This guide comprehensively covers the research process.” Northcentral University Library.
A concise step-by-step guide to publishing your research.
Lester, J. D., & Lester, J. D. (2015). Writing research papers: A complete guide (15th Ed.). Pearson Education Limited.
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