Poverty Law Research Guide

A more efficient way of searching for relevant articles on your topic than browsing journals is to search in journal databases or indices. For instructions on how to search journal indices and full-text databases efficiently and explanations on why searching journal indexes is a more effective method for articles research than full-text searching, consult Using Articles for Legal and Non-Legal Research research guide.

• Georgetown Law Library's Newspaper Articles Research Guide contains a full list of resources available for searching newspapers.
• ProQuest Newsstand Complete. Provides access to full-text or abstracts of newspaper or magazine articles
• LexisNexis Academic. Use the Search for the News tab.

• Crime, Law and Social Change 
• Dissent
• Dollars and Sense: the Magazine of Economic Justice
• Journal of Law and Social Change (continues Hybrid: a Journal of Law and Social Change)
• Poverty and Race
• The Progressive Populist is "an independent newspaper that reports from the Heartland of America on issues of interest to workers, small business people and family farmers and ranchers."
• Social Forces
• Social Justice

To find out whether a journal is available in full text on any of the databases you have access to through the law library or the main campus libraries, open Journal Finder. Choose "All" in the "Choose to view per Library" drop-down box and type the title of your journal. The result will be a list of databases that include your journal. Tutorial