If your topic is interdisciplinary and touches on other subjects like public policy, economics, psychology, or sociology, you will want to check databases specifically focused on that topic.
The Law Library catalog is a good place to start, as it searches all of the USMAI catalogs and multiple databases, including some EBSCO databases and HeinOnline. .
If your article is very interdisciplinary, you may want to walk over to the RLB Library, which has access to a wider range of databases than the Law School.
Provides access to more than 180,000 full-text, peer-reviewed articles from over 100 journals covering the social and behavioral sciences. Database content and journals are produced by the American Psychological Association and other affiliated organizations.
Offers comprehensive coverage of sociology, encompassing sub-disciplines and closely related areas of study. These include ethic and racial studies, marriage and family and rural and urban sociology.
Researchers can access a Title List in Excel or HTML format, organized by Coverage or Subject.
Users wanting detailed guidance on using this database can utilize EBSCOhost Help, or by clicking Help at the top, right-hand side of the page.
For technical issues, consult EBSCO Connect Help.