Law and Religion
Marta Vides-Saade
October 2, 2007
Irene Kuchta
ikuchta@ramapo.edu
x7577
I. Library Homepage: http://library.ramapo.edu
II. Finding video clips and other visual media:
- Use the OPAC Limit to "Videos/DVDs" in keyword search. If you know the title, put it in quotes.
- Search Google Video for online clips.
III. Economic Demographics
IV. United Nations
V. International Law
- LexisNexis Choose "Legal" Defaults to Law Reviews Includes some international coverage.
- West Law Campus Choose "Journals and Law Reviews " and then "All..." from the drop-down menu.
V. Journal Finder / Interlibrary Loan
- Ulrich's: use to find journals in a particular field. Click on SFX
to see if owned by Ramapo.
- Journal Finder: this provides information about where to find the full text of articles when available in the George T. Potter Library in print, microform, or through a full-text database. This feature also appears in many of our databases.
- Interlibrary Loan: allows you to borrow a book or article that the George T. Potter library does not own. There is a link from the Journal Finder screen and one from Library Services.
Both of these links can be found under QUICK LINKS on the library's homepage.
Scholarly/Peer Reviewed/Refereed articles have been reviewed by a selected panel of experts in the discipline covered by that journal. Many of the databases allow you to limit your search to these articles.
VI. Using Google and Wikipedia
For Web searching, consult Evaluating Websites to determine if the site is authoritative enough to use in your paper
VII. Bibliographies
Use Citing Sources for guidance in preparing "In-Text Citations" and "Works Cited"
Need more help? Visit or call the Reference Desk: 201.684.7574
Use QandA NJ: a 24/7 virtual chat with a reference librarian.
|