Visitors may browse the collection by volumes, keyword search by issue or all volumes, or perform boolean and proximity searches. The volumes are displayed as digital page images with links to text versions and printable page images. Authored by Paul M. Johnson, political scientist at Auburn University, this website serves as an excellent online reference for students of political economy. There are over 200 definitions here of relevant terms, including capitalism, communism, market economy, tariff, supply side economics, law of supply and demand, macroeconomics, and many more. The entries feature hypertext links to related terms in the glossary.
Definitions range from a concise sentence to a brief essay depending on the topic.
The British Library has announced the release of two new major online resources. Visitors can order copies of articles and conference papers direct from the library's Document Supply Centre, while members of registered organisations may also request material on loan through the site. At present, users cannot listen to or download these recordings, but the site does offer information on accessing them at the NSA and placing orders for copies. The catalog is searchable by keyword, name, title, subject, place, or through an advanced search. Over 1000 entries covering the time period from pre revolutionary America to the Monica Lewinsky scandal.