To access journal and journal articles remotely through the Newman Library databases, you will need to enter your Baruch user name and password.
You can either limit your search to a specific journal, if you know the title, or select a database that has a collection of various journals with current and past issues to search for articles on a specific topic or author or person.
The journals below, and in the next column, are available remotely through the links below or searching the journals by title in OneSearch. The issues of the journal may be available through different databases based on the journals' agreements with publishers over the years of publication.
For some, there is an embargo in which the most recent issues in the most recent year or 18 months are not available. If needed, they may be ordered through Interlibrary Loan at no cost.
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In addition to peer-reviewed journals, there are some reviews and magazines that offer high quality information on foreign relations, including peace building and resolving internal or international conflicts.
These are some of those available:
Many journals and databases enable you to set up alerts so you will be notified when articles on your topic(s) are published by the journal and made available in journals. Links to the full-text of the articles will be provided.
These alerts help keep you current on research and are also time savers if your research will take place over a period of time.
Sometimes, the most current issues of journals are not available through vendors for a year or 18 months. This is called an embargo.
If you need an article that is not available through the Newman Library's resources, you may request articles through interlibrary Loan services at no cost to you. The requested articles will be provided electronically via your email address.
All Baruch students, faculty and staff may establish free digital subscriptions to The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal. by using their Baruch email addresses.
Newspapers in many cases provide the first written accounts of events. Current issues and back issues are available through databases. Opinion pieces, editorials, interviews and reviews and retrospective works on past events, shape the opinions of readers.
More recent issues of the Financial Times are available by searching Factiva and limiting your search to the Financial Times as a source. The most recent month is not available within a personal subscription. Published in London, it offers extensive coverage of international news.
