The following databases are good starting points. The Catalog of Nonprofit Literature and the Philanthropy Studies Index are the most focused.
If you search Google Scholar while on campus or loggedonto the campus network when off campus, you will see links to full text available at UNH.
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For the Catalog of Nonprofit Literature and Philanthropic Studies Index: check the UNH Library Catalog by the title of the journal, book, report, etc.
For UNH databases: click on the Check for Full Text icon in the database record to see how to get a copy of the article: whether online, in print or from another library.
If the UNH Library doesn't have the article you want, request it through Interlibrary Loan.
Proper and accurate citation of sources in academic and other writing is important. Our Citations Styles webpage lists a number of tools and resources, including
We don't subscribe to most of the following periodicals but some articles, abstracts or other information may be freely available at the journal website.
Articles from these and other journals may also be identified through database searching.
Specific articles may be requested though interlibrary loan (ILL) rather than paying a fee for an article copy. Complete citations (including page numbers) are required for ILL requests.
