Library and Information Science 

Try using these keywords to search for e-journals related to Library and Information Science.

• Library
• Library Science
• Information Science
• Knowledge Organization
• Information
• Librar*

Note: a wildcard (*) is used to search for all variations on the base of a keyword. For example, a search for the keyword "Librar*" would automatically include searches for keywords such as "Library" and "Librarian."

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Scholarly journals are in-depth research reports written for a specific academic audience.

Most scholarly journals are refereed or peer-reviewed, meaning that they have been vetted as accurate by other specialists prior to publication. There are numerous scholarly journals that occasionally or often touch on topics related to Library and Information Science, and thus which may be valuable to students doing LIS research.

Additional Information

• Many scholarly journals are now available online, through the UW Libraries website.
• You can quickly search for journal titles using the UW Libraries Catalog, by selecting "Journals" from the drop-down menu, instead of "Entire Collection."
• For a full list of e-journals at the UW Libraries, visit the "Electronic Journals" page.

Because there are hundreds of e-journals that touch on topics that may be of interests to LIS, it is often helpful for students to begin their research by browsing an LIS article or journal index.

The following are links to some well known LIS indexes. Please take some time to browse these indexes, using keywords that relate to your ultimate research topic.