To find scholarly articles or studies, you will need to use a database (not CLIO).
For immigration policy research you will most likely use a few databases:
Other excellent interdisciplinary databases:
A Quick Note: On this page, you will find a lot of options to start your research, but these are not all of the databases that you have access to as a Columbia University student! Explore the other research guides to find other databases for different disciplines, attend a workshop like database demo, or request a research consultation.
For all three of these resources you must select the database in EBSCO, by clicking "Choose databases." EBSCO does not automatically apply CINAHL, PsycINFO, or MEDLINE because of limited amounts of users at once.
CINAHL: This is the definitive research tool for nursing and allied health professionals.
PsycINFO: American Psychological Association's resource for behavioral science and mental health resources.
Medline: Created by the National Library of Medicine.
And for the next, follow the link.
PsycARTICLES : Provides full text access to articles from journals published by American Psychological Association. Covers general psychology as well as applied, clinical, developmental, and social psychology.