One way to find an international peer reviewed journal is to use a database focused on the subject area of your choice and use the advanced search limiters.
- From the Library website click on Research by Subject.
- Click the link for your subject area. For example, you might click Public Policy & Administration or Criminal Justice & Security.
- Scroll down to the Articles, journals & books box and click on databases to see a list of databases.
- Click on the database link you want. For example: Political Science Complete.
Note: You may need to log in with your myWalden user name and password.
- Type your search terms in the search boxes. For this search, in the first box type:
international OR global OR world
- Change the drop-down on the right from Select a Field to SO Publication Name.
- Type your topic keywords in the second and third search boxes. For example:
immigration
Tip: if you put in no other search terms in the second and third search boxes you will get more results but they will be less focused.
- Scroll down to the section: Limit your results.
- Click inside the boxes to select Full Text and Peer Reviewed.
- Click the Search button.
Your results are all articles from peer-reviewed journals with the word international or global or world in the journal title.
How do I find a persistent or permanent link to an article in a Library database?
More information:
- How do I find a specific journal in the Library?
- How do I find an article by searching for the journal title?
- How do I find journals related to my topic or field?
Do you have other Library questions? Ask a Librarian!