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Description: Platform promoting and distributing the publications of publishers working in the humanities and social sciences. Its ambition is to build an international library for the digital humanities, encouraging publishers to adhere to an open access policy in the long term. Works are accessible through a catalogue common to all publishers, allowing searches by categories, disciplines, publishers, authors, language or even year of publication. The search engine can lead either to books or, in more detail, to book chapters. The search can subsequently be narrowed down by specifying the desired categories, disciplines, publishers or authors. The works are searchable in the dedicated space of each publisher. More than half of the catalogue is freely accessible in HTML, citable, printable and 'encapsulable' on external sites

Description: Bibliographic database with abstracts and full-text of French-language journal articles in the humanities and social sciences.

Description: A database that indexes the content of philosophy journals, provides bibliographical information on thousands of publications and enables retrieval of documents deposited in the main disciplinary archives in the area of philosophy that collect and index e-prints produced within universities and other research institutes. Documents that are published on the personal web spaces of lecturers and researchers are also indexed and made available.

Description: Bibliographic database with references to journal articles and monographs in the humanities and social sciences, mostly French, with abstracts and full-text.

Description: Social science database maintained by the Social Science Research Network. It offers bibliographic data with abstracts and full-text of journal articles, monographs, university research papers.

Description: It is an archive that records (as of February 2015) the contents of 9304 journals (but the number of journals is growing all the time) and more than 42,000 doctoral theses. The site can be queried directly (by subject and by journal), but registered users (as of 02/15 there were 1,377,678) can select the journals that are most relevant to their subject area and be notified of the release of a new issue.