Over one million full-text dissertations, including most dissertations written since 1997 from U.S. universities, and citations for dissertations and theses from 1861 to the present
Selected ejournals
Below is a small selection of ejournals that focus on global studies. For more journals and databases in specific regions or subject areas, see our Research Guides.
International dimensions of political, economic and cultural life. Analyzes sources and consequences of conflict, violence, and insecurity, and conditions and prospects for conflict transformation, peacekeeping and peace building.
Forum for practitioners and academics to discuss the impact of international institutions and multilateral processes on economic development, peace and security, human rights, the preservation of the environment
A forum on the impact of globalization processes on social policy and social development. Analyzes the contributions of national and international actors, governmental and non-governmental, to global social policy and social development.
Covers the new agenda in global and international relations from a range of disciplines, including international relations, political science, political philosophy, international political economy, international law, international conflict analysis and sociology.
Interdisciplinary analyses of global history and society, global civilization and local cultures. From the Center for Global History, Stony Brook University
A journal of international affairs, including foreign policies, international relations, comparative political economy, security policies, environmental disputes, regional integration, conflict resolution, economic development, and international capital movements.
Official journal of the International Studies Association. Aims to facilitate communication between academics and policy-makers and to improve the teaching of international studies.
Addresses the main problems of global change over time, together with the diverse histories of globalization. Acts as a forum for interdisciplinary conversations across a wide variety of social and natural sciences.
Interprets globalization with a historical and sociological angle as opposed to history or sociology with a global angle. Articles on all aspects of globalization, embracing the economic, social, cultural, political and other ramifications of the subject.