Print version available at SREF 572.05 (1977/78+)

Only comprehensive abstracting journal in the field.

Only in print at S 572.06/4 (1955 - 1963)

A range of monographs, on specialist topics.

Print version available at S 572.06/1 (1899- 1994) ;  SQ 572.06/1 (1995+)

Contains research, book and film reviews, and reviews of research.

Print version available at S 301.205/8 (1972 -2002)

It is an excellent source for bibliography and surveys of current trends.

Print version available at SQ 301.05/59 (1985 - 2002)

Articles are by professional anthropologists but generally shorter than those in professional journals. As well, they are more topical.

Print version available at S301.06/20 (1964+)

One of Canada's best journals in the social sciences, articles from both professions appear on a diversity of topics from urban issues to the status of Canada's aboriginal population.

Print version available at  S 309.151005/1 (1968+)

This is a journal of translation of articles by Chinese scholars in sociology and anthropology.

Print version available at S 572.05/9 (1985 - 2004)

Beginning originally as a newsletter, this journal takes a critical, often political, approach to social and cultural anthropology, on a variety of topics with an international authorship.

Print version available at S 906/13 (1958 - 2003)

This is an excellent, wide-ranging journal, published in Cambridge, with many articles of interest in the fields of anthropology, history and sociology.

Print version available at SQ 572.05/1 1962+

Contains high quality summary articles and extensive bibliographies unique in the field; major articles are followed by expert commentaries, with the author having the right of final reply.

Print version available at S 572.06/5 (2005+)

Has a special interest in the Human Relations Area Files, an ambitious project attempting to systematically compare hundreds of societies according to a universal coding system.

Print version available at S 301.05/66  (1990-2004)

Historians and anthropologists both have found this a very valuable resource for their research and both are contributors.

Print version available at SQ 301.05/41 (1952-1999)

This is the Journal of the [American] Society for Applied Anthropology and contains articles dealing mainly with development studies, applied or practical anthropology, field experiences and the ethnography of education. The articles are usually short, well-written and often intended for a non-specialist audience.

Print version available at S 301.205/13  (1973+)

This publication began life as the Southwestern Journal of Anthropology and that title is the one that figures on the early issues in the collection. Articles are of very high qual­ity and cover all ethnographic and theoretical areas.

Print version available at S 996.05/1  (1896 -1966) - incomplete

This New Zealand published journal is an absolute necessity for anyone seeking to study a Polynesian topic. The articles vary in quality, from those of the interested amateur, particularly in the early days, to contributions from the best in the field. The articles tend to be long and highly detailed. There is a small book review section. Coverage includes both pre-contact and historical topics.

Print version available at S 572.05/9 (1985 - 2004)

Issued quarterly, this is the Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. The definition of anthropology here includes physical anthropology and archaeology, as well as some linguistics. However, the bulk of the articles have been always in the sub-field of social anthropology. There is a compre­hensive book review section.

Print version available at MB 362.105/56  ( 1977-2001)

For any topic relating to cross cultural research on disease and well-ness, this is the source. Authors are anthropologists with medical interest or, from time to time, medical researchers with qualitative anthropological interests.

Print version available at CFA 572.05/1 (1977-1986)

A quarterly journal published by Oceania Publications at The University of Sydney. The articles deal mostly with Aboriginal and Melanesian topics, with a small book review section.

Print version available at S300.5/79  (1982-2003)

Published in the UK, this journal reflects the latest theoretical developments in sociological thought. Excellent articles in critical sociology, at times complex, but always very good value.