EconBiz is a research portal for economics and business studies, run as a service of the ZBW – Leibniz Information Centre for Economics. It supports searching for scholarly information such as journal articles, working papers and conferences worldwide. More than 2 million of its nearly 12 million publications are available directly in Open Access full text. An interactive tour introduces core search functions.
GALILEO
GALILEO is Georgia's Virtual Library, described as a gateway to full-text articles, ebooks, journals and educational videos. It is free to all Georgians through schools, colleges and public libraries. Users select their school, university or local library, log in, and search the available resources.
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- full-text articles, ebooks, journals, educational videos Source: www.galileo.usg.edu
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- free to all Georgians via schools, colleges and public libraries Source: www.galileo.usg.edu
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0EconBiz is a research portal for economics and business studies, run as a service of the ZBW – Leibniz Information Centre for Economics. It supports searching for scholarly information such as journal articles, working papers and conferences worldwide. More than 2 million of its nearly 12 million publications are available directly in Open Access full text. An interactive tour introduces core search functions.
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