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Ethnic News Watch

Full text of news and journal articles on the ethnic population of the United States as well as publications by the ethnic press
Coverage begins in the 1980s
Searchable by keyword, date, people, ethnic groups, and language

Foreign Affairs

Summaries of articles in current issue and full text of lead article
Contents searchable by author, subject, and issue since 1988 but full text not provided
The printed copy of the periodical is located in the Graduate Library stacks (JX 1 .F78) with current issues in Serials Services

Foreign Policy In Focus

Brief reports on policy issues such as U.S.-Russian relations
Its Progressive Response provides numerous short papers on current topics, such as Iraqi sanctions, Kosovo, and terrorism
Sponsored by the Interhemispheric Resource Center and Institute for Policy Studies

Foreign Policy in Focus

Foreign Policy In Focus

Genderwatch

Full text journal, magazine, news and newsletter articles on women's issues since the 1970s
Ranges from gender and societal roles to birth control, sexual harassment, daycare, aging parents and eating disorders
Searchable by keyword, author, journal and date

Governing Magazine

Human Rights Quarterly

Articles on United Nations, regional governmental, and non-governmental human rights actions
Philosophical and policy essays, book reviews
Full text of issues beginning 1995 are part of Project Muse campus subscription
Paper copies of issues beginning 1981 are available in the Graduate Library (JC571 .H93) with current issues in Current Serials Service

InfoTrac General Reference Gold (UMich Only)

Institute for War and Peace Reporting

News and analysis of conflicts in Southeastern Europe and the former Soviet Union, Afghanistan and Iraq
- Analytical articles on wars throughout the world
- Proceedings of current war crimes tribunals

Intellectual Capital

Non-partisan weekly periodical on public policy issues
Sample topics since June 1996 include education, welfare reform, chemical weapons, Internet policy, and America's cities
Interactive cyberpoll with results and selected comments