Peacebuilding After Mass Violence (INAF 6549): Home
Social Sciences & Policy Librarian
How to Use this Guide
This guide highlights key resources for doing research to understand the concepts, theories, debates, and case studies of peacebuilding successes and failures. Use the tabs on the left to explore various sources, including gray literature from NGOs and IGOs, government data and statistics, and scholarly literature.
Need assistance or have questions? Reach out to Ben Chiewphasa, Social Sciences and Policy Librarian, at bbc2129@columbia.edu.
How to Find Information through the Libraries
Use CLIO, the libraries' primary search interface to find: books, databases, journals, newspapers, and multimedia content.
For guidance about finding scholarly articles go to the "Find Articles" tab. Don't forget that these other catalogs may be helpful for certain subjects
- EDUCAT . This link opens in a new windowEDUCAT is the online catalog of the Milbank Memorial Library of Teachers College.
- Pegasus : catalog of the Arthur W. Diamond Law Library. This link opens in a new windowPegasus is the online catalog of the Arthur W. Diamond Law Library of the Columbia University School of Law. Contains U.S. federal and state law, selected commonwealth jurisdictions, major foreign language collections (e.g., the legal literature of Germany, France, Italy and Argentina) and, since 1983, vernacular and Western language materials pertaining to law in Japan and the People's Republic of China.
- WorldCat. This link opens in a new window
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Contains over 48 million records, covering all materials cataloged by OCLC member libraries around the world.
Obtaining Materials Beyond the Libraries
If we don't have a resource you need:
- Borrow Direct. This link opens in a new window
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Borrow Direct is a rapid delivery service that allows patrons from participating libraries to check the availability of and request books from the combined catalogs of Harvard, Princeton, Dartmouth, Cornell, Columbia, Penn, Brown, University of Chicago, and MIT.
- Interlibrary LoanThe service to for getting journal articles and book chapters scanned and emailed to you.
Other Guides & Tools
- Arnold A. Saltzman Institute of War & Peace Studies Research Guide
- Data & Statistics Research Guide
- Environmental & Energy Research Guide
- Gender in Policy & International Affairs Research Guide
- Global Studies Division
- Government Information resources
- International Conflict Resolution, Military Affairs, & Security
- Linked-In Learning (formerly Lynda.com)
- Population, Migration and Refugee Studies
- Sociology Research Guide
- Software and Tools Master List
- Sustainability Policy Studies Research Guide
- Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies Research Guide