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The Libraries is soon moving to a new library catalog system, and a project of this size requires a certain amount of disruption to our normal routines. If you expect that you'll need access to new library materials between November and early January, submit your requests to me as soon as possible. During the disrupted time, we will still be able to order Ebooks for access on their native platforms, but new orders will not display in the catalog until after the migration. Physical materials requested during the disruption will not be processed or made available until mid-January at the earliest. If you anticipate placing course reserves for the spring semester, you can also place these requests using the course reserves request system, though we expect that our systems migration will be complete in time for the spring term.
Dates
- November 1st: last day to submit selections for rush processing before the Aleph freeze
- November 15th: Aleph freezes. No physical orders can be processed, no new ebook orders will display in the catalog
- January 4th, 2024: Go live in Alma. Ordering (gradually) resumes
For troubleshooting with an e-resource, please fill out this form.
You can search by:
Please check with our Data Services Department. It is located on the 5th Floor, Research Commons, Bobst Library. Email: data.services@nyu.edu
Try Access World News and limit to China, Japan, or Korea.
Also try:
Search the catalog, Bobcat, and limit material to Video. (You can also limit language to Chinese, Japanese, or Korean if you want videos in those languages). All are at the Avery Fisher Center for Music and Media.
You can also search the databases:
Do you Know Japan (encyclopedia)
NYU subscribes to the complete Cambridge Histories Online, which includes both the Cambridge History of China and the Cambridge History of Japan.
Search Bobcat for many more (just a few examples below). And, don't forget about our many journal databases (try JSTOR, MLA International Bibliography, Bibliography of Asian Studies, and more. Just go to the Articles and Databases tab and search from there)
Journal: Global Asia: A Journal of the East Asia Foundation
ISSN: 1976-068X
2014-present
Journal: Korea Journal
ISSN: 0023-3900
1961-present
Journal: Social Sciences Japan Journal
ISSN: 1468-2680
1998-present
Journal: U.S.- Japan women's Journal = Nichi-Bei josei jānaru.
ISSN: 2330-5029
2003-present
Journal: Verge: Studies in Global Asias
ISSN: 2373-5058
2015-present
For primary sources, you may also want to search historical newspapers. We have many from the U.S., but also international. For the International News and Newspapers Guide, click here.
A very comprehensive bibliography of works about Korea in English is available online. Formulated as a browsable list sorted by topic, the list is modestly entitled Korean History: A Bibliography. It encompasses resources covering disciplines outside history as well. It was compiled by Kenneth R. Robinson of International Christian University and is maintained by the University of Hawaii's Center for Korean Studies.
Digital Resources and Projects on East Asia by Paula R. Curtis
English language resources