The Gordon Library has an extensive collection of journals (print and online),related to Southeast Asia. Journals can provide current, scholarly research on your topic. Below is a sampling of those journals. To find more journals (not specific articles), type your keywords (i.e., country or region) into WPI Library Search, click on Resource Type in the left column of the search results page, and then select the Journal filter. To find articles, click on the title of the journal and then search from the next screen.
Check the Anatomy of a Scholarly Article to find out what a scholarly article generally looks like. Please note that this is only one example of the format of a scholarly article. Scholarly articles can also contain headings such as methodology, discussion of results etc.
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A peer-reviewed journal is a highly respected scholarly publication. Before an article is published in a peer-reviewed journal, it is sent by the editors of the journal to other scholars in the field ("peers") to get feedback on the quality of the scholarship. Peer-reviewed journals are sometime called scholarly, academic or referred.
Some great places to start your research are WPI Library Search and Google Scholar, which are interdisciplinary resources. For discipline-specific research, browse our Subject Guides to find databases and other online resources that relate to your topic. If you know the name of a database you wish to search, such as Scopus or Engineering Village, go to our A-Z List of Databases.
To find peer reviewed articles in WPI Library Search, type your keywords into the search box, and then choose the Peer-Reviewed Journals filter in the left of the search results page.
Peer Review Overview
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What is Peer-Review? (0:10)
The Impact of Peer-Review Processes (0:50)
The Peer-Review Process (1:39)
Locating Peer-Reviewed Articles via the Gordon Library (2:25)