Asian Studies Resources: Books & Articles

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Know Your Copy Rights

Search:

• UNC Library Catalog [ Find materials in the UNC Libraries]
• OCLC First Search [Find materials held in US libraries and in other parts of the world.]
• Other Library Catalogs ( including TRLN Libraries)

On Campus Access: Electronic resources are accessible on-campus. Faculty, students and staff must register personal laptops and mobile devices with UNC-Chapel Hill ITS.

UNC Hospitals Access: Always use links from Library websites. Onyen log-in is required when you first select the resource. Note: UpToDate is available within EPIC.

Off Campus Access: Always use links from Library websites. Onyen log-in is required when you first select the resource. Most electronic resources are accessible off-campus to students, faculty, and staff, including UNC Hospitals' staff.

Learn about off-campus access IDs.

Report an off-campus access or hospital access problem.

Searchable using Chinese as well as a romanizied script for Chinese resources. All the computers in Davis Library are able to input Chinese scripts.

• If your item is not available at UNC, try TRLN (Triangle Research Libraries Network).
  Search TRLN provides a single search interface to the TRLN Libraries' Collections.
• If it is not within the libraries of TRLN, try Worldcat.  Worldcat is a world-wide catalog of books, articles, visual materials, etc.

Off-campus access to some resources is limited to UNC faculty, students, and staff.

More databases can also be found at East Asian Studies.