Disability Studies: Articles & Databases

Library databases aggregate content from journals, magazines, and newspapers. For a wider search across many publications on a topic, trying using a library database to search for articles.

► If your focus is on finding peer-reviewed articles from scholarly journals, use the options in each database to target your search by peer review status and document type i.e. check boxes for full text, peer review, articles, etc. Using these options known as "limiters" should remove book reviews from your results.

Articles from journals that Fordham does not subscribe to can be requested through InterLibrary Loan. If the library is able to get access, these articles will be delivered to researchers electronically.

This section contains a selection of subscribed journals in Disability Studies for browsing.

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Your entry point into Disability Studies might come from History, Literature, Business & Economics, Humanitarian Studies, Sociology, etc. Try using additional subject-specifc library databases and research guides as resources.

This section will help you find an article from a citation or check to see if Fordham subscribes to a specific journal, magazine, or newspaper.