You can search or browse a journal in OneSearch, or the Journal Search page, or in a database such as JSTOR, Project Muse, etc. Type the journal title in the search box (for example, Amerasia Journal, or Journal of Asian American Studies, or AAPI Nexus, etc.) This method enables you to browse/search topics in a specific journal.
A more effective way to research a topic in Asian American Studies is to search in a database related to your topics. You can begin with databases such as JSTOR, Project Muse, and America: History and Life. These databases cover multidisciplinary topics and are suitable for exploring most topics in Asian American studies and ethnic studies. You may also want to search more specialized databases in history, literature, philosophy, sociology, politics, art, communications, gender studies, etc. as they relate to your topic.
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See also databases in African American Studies, Chicana & Chicano Studies, Women's and Gender Studies, Queer Studies.
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