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DIPL 2120: International Conflict and Security

News databases and Chicago Style Citation resources for Diplomacy students

Remote Diplomacy Research

 

Welcome to the DIPL 2120 Guide! 

We want to help get you acclimated to the SHU Libraries website. This site will help in all of your classes. 

Take special note of News and Citation sources. 

Be sure to view our video tutorials. They will teach you core searching skills that will save you time all year long.

An example of a searching trick - when searching for a newspaper article or book title, remove any extra punctuation like colons (:) or commas (,). Simplifying your search will sometimes get you better results. 

Getting Started: Databases

Ask Us! Email, Chat, and Consultations

 

Ask Us! Email or Chat 
You can email us or chat with a librarian from the convenience of your home! Chat service is staffed by SHU Librarians during normal business hours.

Research Consultations

SHU librarians with Diplomacy, International Relations, Political Science and Data expertise in specific subject areas are available for remote consultations via phone, email, or online (e.g. Teams).

Please contact Lisa DeLuca (lisa.deluca@shu.edu) for information about Diplomacy resources or research questions.

Data Services Consultations

Library faculty and staff are available for workshops and one-on-one consultations to help you find, manage, analyze, and visualize the data you need for your coursework and use in your research. Data Services Appointments can be made upon request. Questions? Reach out to data.services@shu.edu