Communications

Communications Research Guide

• Journal and Magazine Databases
• Books and Videos
• Encyclopedias and Dictionaries
• Web Sites

• Also see: Business Communication
• Also see: Speeches

 

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Journal and Magazine Databases

• Communication and Mass Media Complete - Search 350 journals with full-text from over 200 titles.
• Communication Abstracts - A comprehensive index of scholarly publications in communication.
• SAGE Journals Online - Journals in communications, criminology, education, health, and other fields.
• Linguistics and Language Behavior Abstracts - An index of publications in linguistics and language sciences.
• Business Source Complete - Search journals, company and industry reports, country profiles, and more.
• PsycINFO - A comprehensive index of psychology and related fields.
• Web of Science - An index of research journals in the humanities, sciences, and social sciences.

• Also see: Find Journals by Title

 

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Books and Videos

• Library Catalog - Find books and videos in the UHD Library's print and electronic collections.
• ebrary - Search electronic books from top academic and professional publishers.
• netLibrary - Search electronic books from academic, professional, and popular presses.
• WorldCat - Search 58 million books and other materials in libraries around the world.

 

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Encyclopedias and Dictionaries

• Encyclopedia of Communication and Information (UHD ebook)
• Encyclopedia of International Media and Communication (UHD ebook)
• Encyclopedia of New Media (Reference QA 76.575 .E5368 2003)
• Global Public Relations Handbook (UHD ebook)
• Handbook of Health Communication (UHD ebook)

 

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Web Sites

• Online Communication Studies Resources -The University of Iowa's guide to web resources in communications.
• Open Directory Project: Communication - A guide to web sites with an emphasis on the media and technical communication.
• Wikipedia: Communication - An introduction to communication (recommended by the American Communication Association).

 

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