The
Library collects books, journals, and electronic resources in all areas of European
scholarship and in support of the Syracuse University's Center
for European Studies. The center is funded by the U.S. Department of Education
and SU's Global Affairs Institute. The Center provides some funding for library collections on Europe
as a part of its programming.
Subject encyclopedia(s),
directories, handbooks, bibliographies, indexes, etc.
Electronic
Resources A list of SU online databases and other electronic resources
relevant to European Studies.
E-Journals
Alphabetical lists of electronic and full text journals for European Studies.
National
Resource Centers
U.S. Department of Education lists of universities funded
for European Studies under the National Resource Centers & Foreign Language
and Area Studies Fellowship Programs: 2003-5. See also:2003-5
European Studies National Resource Center Awardees {Association of College
& Research Libraries, Western European Studies Section}.
Discussion
Groups/Blogs
Selected listservs, discussion groups, and e-mail lists for European
Studies.
Instructional
Materials Learn about options for library research instruction,
request a tour or workshop.
Guide originally compiled by Jane Wallace, intern in SU Library's general reference department, Summer 2004, and graduate student at SU's School of Information Studies. Last revised 8/16/07.
See also: SU Library's Special
Collections Research Center for unique books and original manuscript collections
relevant to European Studies. Holdings range from papers of the 19th century German
historian, Leopold von Ranke and British author, Rudyard Kipling, to correspondence
of French poet and screenwriter, Jean Cocteau, and rare publications by Rene Descartes
and Sir Isaac Newton.
