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Taylor & Francis currently offers free access to three new journals for a short time:

• Politics, Groups, and Identities. Subjects include - Anthropology, Gender Politics, Gender Studies, International Politics, Modern Political Theory, International Relations, and Political Theory.
• Territory, Politics, Governance. Subjects include - Area Studies, Devolution, Geography, Globalization, Human Geography, International Political Economy, Regionalism, Security Studies, Spatial & Regional Studies, and Urban Studies.
  
• Peacebuilding. Subjects include - Peace Studies, Politics & International Relations, Security Studies: Politics & International Relations.
  

The EWS Student Support Section is a collaboration between the USMC Research Library and EWS to provide direct academic support to both faculty and students.

This guide is a collection of materials and resources to help you out during your time at EWS. Your feedback is very important; please let us know how we can make it better.

Some articles are in Library use. Remote access available to MCU students and faculty.

Most of these articles are accessible via the USMC Research Library's databases.  Please see a Reference Librarian for assistance.