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Anthropology Mātauranga Tikanga Tangata: Journal articles

Key databases

Hau-N.E.T.

Hau-N.E.T. Network of Ethnographic Theory 

Hau-N.E.T. is an international network of Anthropologists who are working together to provide open-access scholarly information.

Links to HAU publications:-

HAU Journal of Ethnographic Theory 

HAU Masterclass series

Comparing journals

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More information on measuring the impact of research.

Keeping Up-to-Date

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What are journals?

Journals are published regularly (monthly or quarterly).  They publish the latest academic research and are usually peer-reviewed or refereed.  The articles have been reviewed to ensure they are of high quality and there are no errors in the methodology or analysis. 

To find journal articles for Anthropology search MultiSearch or one of the key databases for anthropology.

If the Library doesn't provide access to an article that you require, you can request a copy through Interloan.

 

Looking for a specific article or specific journal title?

To find the full-text of an article, paste the article title into the search box on MultiSearch.  If the Library provides access to the article, there will be a link to the fulltext.  

OR

Use the MultiSearch Publication Finder to search for the journal title and navigate to the volume you require.