Research Services

SAIS Library's Reference Desk is located on the 6th floor of the Nitze Building. During the academic year, a reference librarian is on duty Monday through Friday, 9 am - 5 pm. The librarians are always happy to assist you with research questions - an appointment is not necessary. This page features information on research-related services at SAIS:

Email Reference Reference Staff Research Guides | RefWorks Bibliographic Manager

Email Reference Form
Use this form for assistance with your research. A SAIS reference librarian checks for messages Monday through Friday and will make every effort to respond within 48 hours (or by Tuesday, if you send your request Friday - Sunday).

Submit a reference question

Reference Staff Information
If you wish to schedule a private consultation with a librarian, please call the Reference Desk at 202-663-5901, arrange an appointment in person or contact a specific librarian:

Linda Carlson 202-663-5903           Steve Sears 202-663-5907
Jenny Kusmik 202-663-5958 Sheila Thalhimer 202-663-5905
Kate Picard 202-663-5901 Tues/Fr  







Research Guides

Overviews of SAIS Library Research:

Alerting Services Evaluating Information on the Internet
Beyond the Basics Key Databases for Scholarly Research 
Citing SourcesSAIS Library Guide
Copyright Law and JHUWashington Libraries Guide
Databases A - Z
Dissertations and Theses Information










Subject Guides:

African Studies Middle East Studies 
American Foreign Policy  News Sources
Asian StudiesPrimary Resources
Balance of Payments Sources     Research and Writing Sources
Canadian Studies Risk Sources 
European Studies Russian and Eurasian Studies
Global Industry ResearchStatistics Sources 
Historical Research Strategic Studies
Immigration ResourcesTreaties PDF
Latin American Studies















Database Tip Sheets:

Bloomberg Tips         International Financial Statistics on CD
Datastream TipsLexis Nexis Tips
Google Scholar Tips        World News Connection Tips







RefWorks

RefWorks is an on-line citation manager useful to anyone who works with academic papers, manuscripts, and many other types of documents. The program helps you gather and manage citation information. It is free to current JHU affiliates, web-based, and available via the Internet 24/7 from anywhere. For more information, see our RefWorks page.

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