Start with a simple keyword search in the library catalog to identify one or more relevant books. Once you have located a relevant item, you can look at the item's Subjects and follow the links to find similar or related books.
You can also refine your results by using the facets on the left side of the screen to narrow down by resource type, language, or additional subjects.
Try out these keywords and subject headings:
Bibliographies lists books, articles, and other sources, so they can save you time. To identify bibliographies, use broad-ranging, general guides to primary and secondary sources, such as the following:
You can also find bibliographies in the catalog, for example: North Carolina labor bibliography
When searching in databases, try these handy tips for better results:
If an article search comes back that we don't have an item:
1) Click the button.
2) If available, click the article link if it does not pop up automatically.
3) If not available online, then Search the UNC Libraries by Title/ISSN to see if we have the journal in print.
4) If none are available, click the request via interlibrary loan link to get a copy from another library.