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Dissertations & Theses

Consider expanding your search to include dissertations. Keep in mind that while resources like these go through a scholarly review process, they do not go through the same rigorous review process of peer-review publications, and as such are not considered the scholarly equivalent to those sources. However, they can still provide excellent references to other scholars and primary sources for your research topics.

Can't find the article(s) you want?

Use the following steps to find items you can't access in full through UR Libraries

1. Google Scholar

  • Search for your article title in Google Scholar to see if a full-text version is available
  • If you find your article, double-check that it has the correct citation information (journal title, author(s), volume/issue number, etc.)

2. Interlibrary Loan (ILL)

  • You can request journal articles (and other resources) from other institutions using UR's interlibrary loan service
  • The service is 100% free, though it may take a few days for your items to arrive
  • Click here to activate your account or log in to the ILL system
  • Questions? Contact our ILL department at ill@richmond.edu