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If you are unsure whether an article is available in full text or not, please click on the 'Check for full text...' link closest to the citation to check if the full text is available at MSVU. The 'Check for full text...' link will check to see if the article is available in another database, or to see if the library has a copy of the article in print. If the article is not available at MSVU please look at our document delivery options.

Citation Indexes

Citation indexes allow you to find articles which have cited other works. You can think of it as a reference list in reverse.
  • Web of Science  
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    A multidisciplinary index with the capability of searching an article's cited references to locate related research. Links are available to selected full-text articles. Includes the Social Sciences Citation Index.
  • Google Scholar  
      
      
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    The “Cited by” feature allows you to see details of later articles that have cited the article whose citation appear in the results list of a search
 

Core Journals in Gerontology

Print holdings are retained for most older volumes for which we don't have full electronic access.

Age and Ageing                               Vol. 3(1974)-Vol. 36 (2007) in print. Vol.26 (1996) to the present Online

Ageing International                     Vol. 24(1997) to the present Online

Ageing and Society                         Vol. 1(1981)-Vol. 27(2007) in print. Vol. 17 (1997) to the present Online

Canadian Journal on Aging           Vol.1 (1982) - Vol. 25 (2006) in print. Vol. 23 (2004) to the present Online

Educational Gerontology             Vol. 1(1976)-Vol. 33(2007) in print. Vol.23 (1997) to the present Online

Generations                                      Vol.  11no2(1986-87)-Vol. 32 (2008-09) in print. Vol. 14 (1990) to the present Online

Gerontologist                                   Vol. 1 (1961) - Vol. 49 (2008) in print. Vol. 36 (1996) to the present Online

Journal of Aging and Social Policy     Vol. 9 (1997) to the present Online

Journal of Cross-Cultural Gerontology      Vol. 1(1986) to the present Online

Journal(s) of Gerontology: Series A & B      Vol. 1(1946)-Vol. 63a & 63b (2008) in print. Vol.51 (1996) to the present Online

Journal of Religion, Spirituality and Aging    Vol. 17(2004) to the present Online

Journal of Religious Gerontology (continued by the above title). Vol.6(1989) - Vol. 16 (2004) in print. Vol. 10 (1997)-Vol.16 (2004) Online.

 

Print Indexes

Abstracts In Social Gerontology   Ref. Z 7164 O4 C8

Sage Family Studies Abstracts    Ref. Z 7164 M2 S23  1986 to 2003.

Social Sciences Index             Ref. AI 3 S6  1974 to 2005.

Frequently used article databases

  • Ageline  
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    300 journals on gerontology indexed/abstracted; links to full-text in Academic Search Primer.
  • SocINDEX  
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    500 "priority" coverage journals as well as 1,390 "selective" coverage journals; links to full-text in Academic Search Premier.
  • ERIC  
      
      
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    ERIC includes journal articles [EJ] as well as books, reports, and other documents [ED]. If an ERIC report is not available online, please check with a librarian. It may be available in microfiche at the Library if the date is prior to 2004.
  • PsycINFO  
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    2000 international psychology journals, books, chapters, dissertations indexed/abstracted, links to full-text in ASP & PsychArticles. It is possible to limit searches by age groups e.g. Aged (65 years & older)
  • PsycArticles (EBSCO)  
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    Full-text from over 70 APA, CPA and associated journals with most coverage beginning in 1985. As well as available in this stand-alone database, full text is also linked from PsycINFO

Multidisciplinary databases relevant to Gerontology

  • Academic Search Premier  
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    8000 journals indexed/abstracted (4600 full-text) in various disciplines.
  • Cambridge Journals Online  
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    A collection of 329 electronic journals covering all subject areas.
  • CBCA Complete  
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    With over 4.5 million records and more than 1,680 titles, CBCA Complete is ideal for anyone interested in current events, business, science, the arts, and academic information as produced in Canada. Includes nearly 600 periodicals and daily news sources (over 480 of which are Canadian), plus indexing to an additional 1,100 other titles (over 95% Canadian). Updated daily with full-text content (1985 to present) and bibliographic content (1971 to present).
  • Digital Dissertations & Theses (Proquest)  
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    More than 600,000 full text documents are available in PDF formats. In the last ten years there have been over 3,790 theses on the topic of Gerontology displayed as full text in this database.
  • EBSCO Databases
    EBSCO is a company that provides access to a collection of databases, including Ageline, SocIndex, ERIC, etc. You may select one or more database you wish to include in your search.
  • Gender Studies Database  
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    Hundreds of journals indexed/abstracted related to women’s studies, sexual diversity, men’s studies; links to full-text in ASP
  • JSTOR  
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    A large collection of the most important academic journals in the Arts & Sciences, the Biological Sciences, and the Life Sciences. In most instances the volume run is complete back to the first issue. An important source of full-text for older articles and book reviews.
  • LGBT Life  
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    index for world literature on gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender issues. At present there is a limited full-text component.
  • Medline  
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    4,600 biomedical journals indexed/abstracted, with links to full-text in Academic Search Premier.
  • Oxford Journals Online  
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    A collection of 180 electronic journals in the humanities, social sciences and sciences.
  • PAIS International- Public Affairs Information Service  
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    Government documents, books and 951 journals indexed/abstracted in the fields of politics, economics and social & public policy issues with some full-text links.
  • Project Muse  
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    Over 300 high quality humanities, arts, and social sciences journals from 60 scholarly publishers.
  • PubMed  
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    Over 15 million citations for biomedical articles going back to the 1950's. These citations are from MEDLINE and additional life science journals. PubMed includes links to many sites providing full text articles and other related resources.
  • PubMed Central Canada  
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    PMC Canada offers free access to full-text, peer reviewed health (including nutrition) and life sciences research publications.
  • Research Library  
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    4000 journals indexed/abstracted (2800 full-text) in various disciplines.
  • Science Direct  
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    1800 full-text multi-disciplinary journals.
  • Springer LINK  
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    Articles from 1,692 full-text science journals as well as access to over 1,700 titles in the Springer E-Book collection. Access to Springer E-Books is also available via the link to MyiLibrary.
  • Taylor & Francis: Social Sciences and Humanities Collection  
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    A collection of articles from 922 electronic journals in the humanities and social sciences.
  • Wiley Online Library  
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    1,229 full-text multi-disciplinary journals.

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