New Database Releases | Reference Supplement 2024

by LJ Reviews
Nov 08, 2023 | Filed in Reviews+

Support research and scholarship with these 50+ new and forthcoming databases and online products, organized by category.

Support research and scholarship with these 50+ new and forthcoming databases and online products. Click here for a PDF of all titles, organized by category.

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