Организация: Cambridge University Press

This established and essential component of the academic research library is easily accessible online for the first time. This diverse, up to date and authoritative collection is unique to Cambridge Histories Online and offers vastly improved accessibility to the print editions published since the 1960s.

The unique content along with the enhanced usability and functionality is extremely beneficial to any type of historical research and makes this a must have resource for anyone researching or studying a subject that has an historical element.

Available to purchase in yearly update packages, it allows unlimited concurrent users, meaning anyone who wants to may access the resource 24 hours a day. Cambridge Histories Online is also a dynamic resource, being continually updated with new volumes taken from the print series as soon as they become available.

Key Features:

  • Contains over 300 volumes published since 1960, equating to around 196,000 pages of unrivalled scholarship
  • Unique & dynamic content
  • Covers over 15 different academic subjects
  • Search and browse content (basic & advanced search and a content specific browse)
  • Personalisation including, saved & most recent searches, workspaces and bookmarks
  • Citation export functionality
  • Comprehensive librarian support resources including, COUNTER compliant usage statistics, library branding, MARC records and title lists
  • User display control features including, switchable hit term highlighting, pagination of results and the ability to control the number of hits per page
  • Extensive bibliographic reference functionality; fully referenced content with all references displayed, OpenURL compliant and linked online through CrossRef
  • If you would like to find out more, sign up for a free 30 day trial or take a tour of Cambridge Histories Online.

Источник описания

Description: Collaboration betwen East View Information Services and Cambridge University Press has resulted in Cambridge Archive Editions Online (CAE), a collection of historical reference materials which otherwise would have remained unknown, difficult to access, or fragmentary. Considered collectively, this body of documents represents many thousands of original documents of the National Archives (UK)--over 1,000 volumes, nearly 600,000 pages and nearly 1,000 maps--represented in facsimile, on the history, national heritage, and political development of the many regions CAE has specialized in, notably, the Middle East, Russia and the Balkans, the Caucasus, Southeast Asia, and China and the Far East. The collection has been arranged by geography covering the Near and Middle East, Slavic and Balkan regions, and East and South East Asia. Additional geographic breakdowns within the Near and Middle East collection enable researchers to focus on a particular country’s content, such as Syria or Qatar. Topical filters have been added to enable researchers to see content that touches subject matter across geography, such as Arab Nationalism or Boundary Disputes and Border Mapping. The value and discoverability of this content is enhanced immeasurably through CAE’s document-level citations and rich indexing.
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