Remember. . . We have heaps of books in the Library Help Desk and in our LTC Library Downstairs Collection.

GENERAL Social Sciences

• Seriously Social: The podcast and video content feature Australia’s top social scientists: educators and economists, lawyers and linguists, psychologists and philosophers, historians, geographers and more, making the resources thought-provoking and evidence-based.

Business, Economics & Accounting

• Business Textbooks – Seven freely available.
• East Asia Forum – East Asia Forum is a platform for analysis and research on politics, economics, business, law, security, international relations and society relevant to public policy, centred on the Asia Pacific region. 
• Economics & Finance Textbook – Principles of Macroeconomics.
• Economics for Everyone – Reference for economics.
• Khan Academy – Free online courses about business, economics, and finance.
• Open Textbook Library – 60+ about accounting, business, finance, marketing and more freely available.
• Open Textbook Library – 15+ about economics freely available.
• Oxford Academic Open Access Journals – thousands of free, full text articles.
• Roy Morgan – Australian market research company.

Global Studies

• The Australian Institute – Research on a range of issues including environmental, social and economical.
• Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade – Information on travelling overseas, international relations and trade and investment.
• Australian Journal of International Affairs – Political, social, economic and legal issues, especially (but not exclusively) within the Asian-Pacific region.
• Australian National University Press – Focus on Australian and international policy, Indigenous studies and the Asia-Pacific region.
• Australian Outlook – Analysis and commentary from the Australian Institute for International Affairs.
•  Australian Strategic Policy Institute – Independent site that provides expert advice to strategic and defence leaders.
• Centre for the Study of Intelligence (formerly CIA Library) – Unclassified publications including references, reports and maps.
• The Conversation – Independent source of news and views from the academic and research community.
• East Asia Forum – East Asia Forum is a platform for analysis and research on politics, economics, business, law, security, international relations and society relevant to public policy, centred on the Asia Pacific region. 
• Institute of Public Affairs –  Public policy think tank, dedicated to strengthening economic and political freedom.
• Libraries ACT eResources – The Global Issues in Context database under “General Research” [Library card needed].
• Narragunnawali: Reconciliation in education – Supports schools and early learning services in Australia to develop environments that foster a high level of knowledge and pride in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories, cultures and contributions.  Includes sections on reconciliation action plans, curriculum resources, and professional learning material.
• Oxford Academic Open Access Journals – thousands of free, full text articles.
• The Lowy Institute – Provides research on international trends.

Ancient History

• Europeana – Maps, artworks, photos from European museums and galleries.
• First Nations (Australian Museum) – An extensive collection of First Nations realia, information and cultural material. Writers from First Nations offer their interpretations on a number of subjects.
• Google Cultural Institute – Wonders of the world, historic buildings and sites.
• History Skills –  Covers Ancient and Modern History, and provides resources for essay writing and referencing specific to History as a subject.
• History Today – Covers all eras and geographical regions including traditional narratives and current research.
• World History Encyclopedia (formerly Ancient History Encyclopedia)
• World Literature 1: Beginnings to 1650 – From Middle East, Greece, China, India, Rome.

History – General

• The Atlantic – Covers a range of global issues.
• Australian Dictionary of Biography – Australian significant in history.
• Australian War Memorial – About Australians and war.
• The Conversation – Range of issues discussed from an Australian viewpoint.
• Europeana – Maps, artworks, photos from European museums and galleries.
• First Nations (Australian Museum) – An extensive collection of First Nations realia, information and cultural material. Writers from First Nations offer their interpretations on a number of subjects.
• Google Cultural Institute – Wonders of the world, historic buildings and sites.
• History Skills –  Covers Ancient and Modern History, and provides resources for essay writing and referencing specific to History as a subject.
• History Today – Covers all eras and geographical regions including traditional narratives and current research.
• Khan Academy – Free online courses about U.S. and world history.
• National Archives of Australia – Documents and some posters, films, sound recordings, photos and more.
• Online Etymology Dictionary – What words meant and how they sounded in the past.
• Open Textbook Library – Six texts: Canadian, U.S. and world history.
• Trove – Australian newspapers (1803-1950), photographs, artworks and much more from National Library.
• U.S. History Textbooks – Two freely available.
• Vatican Digital Library – Manuscripts and incunabula.
• Winston Churchill Archive – Primary source material produced from 1874-1965.

Legal

• ACT Legislation Register – Electronic statute book
• Australian National University Press – Do Advanced Search to filter for Disicpline: ‘Law’ and Region: ‘Australia’.
• Intellectual Property – Legal textbook.
• Narragunnawali: Reconciliation in education – Supports schools and early learning services in Australia to develop environments that foster a high level of knowledge and pride in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander histories, cultures and contributions.  Includes sections on reconciliation action plans, curriculum resources, and professional learning material.
• Parliamentary Library -Access to parliamentary documents and reports.
• East Asia Forum – East Asia Forum is a platform for analysis and research on politics, economics, business, law, security, international relations and society relevant to public policy, centred on the Asia Pacific region.
• Open Textbook Library – Law textbooks that may be useful 
• Oxford Academic Open Access Journals – thousands of free, full text articles.

Philosophy

• Open Textbook Library – Nine available about logic, Plato, modern philosophy, ethics and more.
• Philosophy Textbooks – Six freely available.
• Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy – Up-to-date reference.

Sociology

• Centre for Future Work – Australian, economic research on work, employment, and labour markets.
• East Asia Forum – East Asia Forum is a platform for analysis and research on politics, economics, business, law, security, international relations and society relevant to public policy, centred on the Asia Pacific region. 
• The Atlantic – Covers a range of global issues.
• The Conversation – Range of issues discussed from an Australian viewpoint.
• Open Textbook Library – Seven freely available.
• Oxford Academic Open Access Journals – thousands of free, full text articles.
• Sociology Textbooks – Two freely available.