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These databases are specific to women's topics and issues.
In addition to the databases listed above, the following list has a variety of both general and subject specific databases which will support your research on your topics related to sex trafficking.
Any subject database can offer valuable resources, so think about the subject discipline that your research topic intersects with (Humanities, Social Science, Health Sciences, etc.) and use the Advanced Search mode, which offers more than one searching field. Just as with searching books and reference materials, you will likely combine terms, such as:
women and sex trafficking, women and human trafficking, human trafficking and United States, "women" and "slavery" and "sex", etc...
Databases are electronic indexes leading you to citations, abstracts, and very often the full text of articles. Learn more about finding journal articles with this handy user guide.
Search connectors such as "AND", "OR", and "NOT" help you
narrow down your search and identify the most relevant articles. Use "AND" to retrieve articles on more than one keyword. Use "OR" to retrieve
articles on either one of your desired terms or both. Use "NOT" to exclude the
information that you do not need. Limiting by publication year, type of article, document type, or physical description can also help you find relevant articles.
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