Need help on formatting the sources you cite in your academic writing (e.g., APA, MLA, etc.) or want access to full-fledged online bibliographic management systems-like Mendeley or Zotero, visit the Syracuse University Libraries Citation Styles Research Guide website.
If you see this next to the record for an article in an SU Libraries database, click on it to see if the full-text is available online.
Looking for a few excellent starting points when researching in public administration? Try these databases and additional websites (be sure to visit this guide's More PA Databases page, and buttons on this guide's menu bar, for additional options):
Papers from think tanks, IGOs, NGOs, local governments, and research organizations around the world including papers from dissolved organizations. Includes the modules North American City Reports, Global Think Tanks, World Cities, and World Governments.
Do you already know a specific journal title(s) you are looking for--and wish to browse that title or see which database(s) indexes it? If so, look up that journal title(s) using the library's journal locator.