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www.csa.com Update: May 2006 by Aimée Leverette CSA PAIS International and PAIS Archive Database Guide 2006 www.csa.com Update: May 2006 by Aimée Leverette Table of Contents 1. 10 Reasons to Use CSA PAIS International 1 2. What Is CSA PAIS International and PAIS Archive? 1 3. Benefits of CSA PAIS International and PAIS Archive 2 4. CSA PAIS Subject Coverage 3 Subject Headings 3 PAIS Broad Topics Classification Scheme 4 5. Supplemental Complimentary Databases 5 Recent References Related to the Social Sciences/Humanities 5 Web Resources 5 6. Searchable Fields and Codes 6 Full-Record View 6 Table 7 Field Codes Defined 8 7. Publication Types. 9 8. Document Delivery 9 9. Language 9 10. Selection and Indexing Policy 10 11. Boolean Operators and Other Search Tools ………… 11 12. Ready, Set, Search! Using the CSA Illumina Platform to Search CSA PAIS International 12 Quick, Advanced, or Command Searching 12 Limits… 15 Results Page 15 Sorting Features 16 Type Tab 16 Showing Records 16 Print, Save, and E-mail 16 QuikBib 16 13. Value Added Features 17 Scholar Profiles 17 Thesaurus Search 20 Browsable Indexes 23 14. The Research Process 24 1 www.csa.com Update: May 2006 by Aimée Leverette CSA PAIS International and PAIS Archive 10 Reasons to Use CSA PAIS International and PAIS Archive 1. Access to over 1.35 million records. 2. Backfile coverage dating to 1915 via PAIS Archive. 3. Coverage of international peer-reviewed journals. 4. Advanced searching capability of 21 indexed fields. 5. Searching via Browsable Indexes. 6. Thesaurus Searching capability. 7. Ability to cross- search with other CSA Illumina databases using an automatic de- duping feature. 8. Lateral searching through Authors and Descriptors. 9. Provoked searches of the Recent References and Web Resources Related to the Social Sciences and Humanities databases. 10. Easy citation formatting via QuikBib. What Is CSA PAIS International and PAIS Archive? The CSA PAIS International database offers access to the international literature in public affairs, public and social policies, and international relations. The database contains references to more than 556,400 journal articles, books, government documents, statistical directories, grey literature, research reports, conference reports, publications of international agencies, microfiche, Internet material, and more. The database backfile dates to 1972: PAIS International includes records from the print PAIS Bulletin 1977 and forward; and from the PAIS print Foreign Language Index published 1972-1990, at which time it merged with the PAIS Bulletin. In addition to English, some of the indexed materials are published in French, German, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish from over 120 countries throughout the world. Subscriptions to CSA PAIS International may be enhanced by adding access to the PAIS Archive. The PAIS Archive database comprises a retrospective conversion of the PAIS Annual Cumulated Bulletin, Volumes 1-62, published 1915-1976. The initial release on the CSA Illumina platform of this conversion project contained over 850,000 records covering the years 1937-1976. Part II of the Archive was made available in Fall 2005 and included records covering the years 1915-1936 bringing the total number of records to more than 1 million. 2 www.csa.com Update: May 2006 by Aimée Leverette The PAIS Archive offers an unparalleled resource for users worldwide who conduct research on global public policy, world affairs, history, and international relations. The PAIS Archive includes carefully selected resources to help users identify and locate information about significant political, economic, social and cultural issues affecting international and local communities, countries, governments and society. Its broad topical scope and retrospective coverage complement more specialized databases that cover the humanities, health care, agriculture, sociology, history, and many other disciplines, providing historical perspective on many of the 20th century's public and social policies. Also, the PAIS Archive database contains references to monographs, periodical articles, notes and announcements, and analytics, and the original historical subject headings have been retained within the file for enhanced searching capabilities. Benefits of CSA PAIS International and PAIS Archive Since its first index was published in 1914, PAIS has chronicled issues in the public debate through highly selective coverage of a wide variety of sources. The current CSA PAIS International database and PAIS Archive enable researchers, students, librarians, government agencies, and others to conduct complete research in the field of global public policy since 1915. A subscription to CSA PAIS International with PAIS Archive… 9 Makes available online the complete file of the leading index on public affairs 9 Provides quality librarians can count on 9 Positions libraries to recapture valuable shelf space currently used to store the 62 annually cumulated print volumes of the PAIS Bulletin, 1915-1976 9 Guarantees subscribing libraries long-term access to a unique resource that indexes important and not widely held resources 9 Contains unique material and retrospective coverage not available in other Indexes 9 Helps librarians provide well-balanced information from a variety of viewpoints and sources 3 www.csa.com Update: May 2006 by Aimée Leverette CSA PAIS Subject Coverage CSA PAIS International and PAIS Archive chronicle issues that are the subject of public and social debate. The database provides current and historical perspective on many of the 20 th century’s public and social policies. Find information on such topics as: o Affirmative action o AIDS o Asbestos removal and health related issues o Assisted Suicide o Campaign Funding o Child Labor o Child Sexual Exploitation o Citizen Militia o Climate Change o Cybercops o Disaster Relief o Ethnic Cleansing o Female Circumcision o Free Speech o Generation-X o Genetic Engineering o Globalization o Growth Hormones o Gun Control o Home Drug Testing o Intellectual Property Rights o Internet o Neo-Nazis o Ozone Depletion o Patenting Human Genes o Political Correctness o Political Persecution o Privatized Space Exploration o Recycling o Spousal Abuse o Street Children o Teen Pregnancy o Violence on TV o Virtual Reality o Weapon Stockpiles o Workplace Violence For a complete list of subject coverage, click here. Subject Headings CSA PAIS International strives to provide access to the latest concepts and trends in the literature through the PAIS Subject Headings. As a new term surfaces in the materials being indexed, it is accessible electronically via free-text searching of the abstract and/or title of the bibliographic record. As its usage in the literature increases, a term may be established as a Subject Heading and connected to related terms. Similarly, Subject Headings may be retired as usage of the concept declines. New terminology for existing concepts may also be established. Geographic Subject Headings are similarly maintained. Also, for easier access, PAIS has classified its 7,000 Subject Headings Authority File under 24 Broad Topics and 569 Subtopics. These Subject Headings may be used as searchable fields with the Descriptors (DE=) field when constructing queries (see the Selection and Indexing Policy section for more information). 4 www.csa.com Update: May 2006 by Aimée Leverette CSA PAIS International Broad Topics The system provides subject access to policy approaches in areas and issues of concern to governments, including economic, political, and social background information and statistics. The scope is international, with access at global, regional, national, and local levels. Listed below are the 24 Broad Topics and their subdivisions. • Administration of justice - Court system and law enforcement. • Agriculture, forestry, and fishing and agricultural policy - See also "Environment and environmental policy". • Banking and public and private finance - Institutions, instruments, and operations. • Business and service sector - Types of business, business functions and practices; for agroindustry see "Agriculture, forestry, and fishing"; for power industries see "Energy resources and policy". • Culture and religion - Social and political perspective. • Economic conditions and policy - See also "Banking and finance" and "Business and industry". • Education and education policy - Levels and types of education, institutions, personnel, administration, and students. • Energy resources and policy - Production, consumption, technology, and development, with sectoral analysis. See also "Environment and environmental policy". • Environment and environmental policy - Includes the natural and built environment. See also "Energy resources and policy" and "Agriculture, forestry, and fishing". • Government - Public administration, systems and structures of government, and conduct of policy. • Health conditions and policy - Public health, medical care, institutions, and insurance aspects. • Human rights - Violations and rights promotion. • International relations - Multilateral political and security issues which concern international bodies. • Labor conditions and policy - Labor market, labor movement, and working conditions. • Law and ethics - Divisions of the law and ethical approaches from a public policy perspective; excludes pure legal theory. • Manufacturing and heavy industry - Specific industries, types of industry, aspects of industry in general. • Media, telecommunications, and information policy - Print, broadcast, and multimedia; includes infrastructure and policy aspects. • Military and defense policy - Branches, administration, and planning. • Politics - Practice, consequences, and systems; for theory and policy see "Government and politics". • Population groups, population policy, and demographics - See also "Social conditions and policy". • Science and technology policy - Excludes theory and methodology. • Social conditions and policy - See also "Population groups, population policy, and demographics". • Trade and trade policy - Covers trade outside national boundaries. • Transportation and transportation policy - Modes of transport, planning, and innovations. 5 www.csa.com Update: May 2006 by Aimée Leverette Supplemental Complimentary Databases When you search the CSA Illumina social science databases, including CSA PAIS International and PAIS Archive, two supplementary database are searched simultaneously: Recent References Related to the Social Sciences/Humanities and Web Resources Related to the Social Sciences/Humanities. Access to these databases is included with a subscription to CSA PAIS International on CSA Illumina. Recent References Related to the Social Sciences/Humanities This service supplements CSA Illumina by providing daily updates of citations from over 110 journals in the social sciences. Citations in this database include searchable fields for article title, author name, and journal title. If the search produces any matches to your search, you will see the choice for ‘Recent References Related to the Social Sciences/Humanities.’ Citations identified include those not yet indexed in the CSA Illumina database(s) being searched. Web Resources This database is a collection of over 73,000 high-quality web sites relevant to Social Sciences and the Humanities, which are selected and indexed by our editors. Sites indexed include secondary sources providing specific information of interest to a college- level audience, from respected, non-biased sources such as educational institutions, government agencies, and scientific organizations. Also indexed are sites representing primary sources of interest to social science researchers. Web sites must originate from a reputable source and not appear to be ephemeral. Furthermore, editors avoid sites with an obvious political agenda, although this may be somewhat difficult when monitoring sites that would be of interest to students of political science and history. The URLs must provide immediate access to the web information. The feature can be found as the Web Sites tab, to the right of the Published Materials tab from within the Search Results page (see below). URLs are reviewed on a monthly basis, averaging a phenomenal rate of less than 1% dead links. Collapse/Expand button to view R ecent Re f erences Web Sites tab containing web resources 6 www.csa.com Update: May 2006 by Aimée Leverette Searchable Fields and Codes: Full-Record View 7 www.csa.com Update: May 2006 by Aimée Leverette Searchable Fields and Codes: Table The table below shows field codes and sample search queries with regard to the Full Record View screen shot on the previous page. Bakht, Zaid, Gayatri B. Koolwal, and Shahidur R. Khandker. “The Poverty Impact of Rural Roads: Evidence from Bangladesh” in Energy Policy, vol. 34, no. 7, pp. 781-792, May 2006. For more information regarding field codes see the bullet points on page 8 or click here. Note: See Ready, Set, Search! for information and tips on Advanced and Command Searching on pages 11-13. Field Name Label Search Examples Title TI= ti=poverty and rural and Bangladesh Author AU= au=(bakht, zaid) au=bakht Source SO= so=(international bank for reconstruction and development) so=(reconstruction and development) so=(international bank for reconstruction and development) and 2006 Descriptors DE= de=(Bangladesh Rural development) de=(Poverty relief Bangladesh ) de=(Poverty Bangladesh) Abstract AB= ab=(rural road projects and agricultur* and poverty) and Bangladesh Series Title SR= sr=(Policy Research Working Pa. No. 3875) sr=(policy and 3875) Publisher PB= pb=(international bank for reconstruction and development) pb=(reconstruction and development) Availability AV= av=(internat bank reconstruction and development) av=(reconstruction and development) Resource Location RL= rl=http://wdsbeta.worldbank.org/external/default/WD SC ontentServer/IW3P/IB/2006/03/2 9/000012009_20060329093100/Rendered/PDF/wps3 8750re v0pdf.pdf rl=(wdsbeta.worldbank.org) and 2006 Features FE= fe=il Language LA= la=english Publication Year PY= py=2006 Publication Type PT= pt=(Book or Monograph) pt=(Government Document, International) Format Availability FA= fa=Electronic Update UD= ud=20060427 Accession Number AN= an=(2006-0510830) 8 www.csa.com Update: May 2006 by Aimée Leverette Field Codes Defined The following field codes are found in the records of this database. Here they are listed in alphabetical order by two-letter code. See Field Codes and Search Examples for detailed descriptions and search examples. AB = Abstract LC = LC Control Number AN = Accession Number PB = Publisher AU = Author PT = Publication Type AV = Availability PY = Publication Year CA = Corporate Author RL = Resource Location DE = Descriptors RP = Report Number FE = Features SR = Series Title IB = ISBN SO = Source IP = Information Provider TI = Title IS = ISSN UD = Update LA = Language • An ISBN search should be constructed without using hyphens, e.g. ib=0849317142, whereas an ISSN search should include hyphens and be placed in parentheses, e.g. is=(0301-4215). • When searching for a title (TI=), note that this field contains the title of the source document in English. Non-Roman titles are transliterated into English as well. • A Corporate Author (CA=) the name of the organization that has produced the original source document. This field is often present when there is no personal author field. Use the distinctive parts of the name when searching this field and do not search for designations such Corp, Co, Company, Ltd. etc, e.g. ca=(environmental protection agency). • The Source field (SO=) contains bibliographic citation information. If the record describes a journal article, the source field in CSA Biological Sciences contains both the full title and the abbreviated journal title. To find the correct form of the abbreviated name, look in the Serials Source List, which is located in the database’s fact sheet. A source need not be a journal article. Conference proceedings also frequently populate the Source field. • When searching for a chart, diagram, illustration (il), index, map, or table, use the Features (FE=) field to limit your search, e.g. fe=(chart and il) not table. This type of search is best paired with a Descriptors (DE=), Keyword (KW=), or other field code search to reduce the number of results to your area of interest. • The Resource Location (RL=) field contains a hyperlinked URL, that, when clicked, will open a new window and display the material associated with the citation. In many instances this is a PDF document, but websites of the organization, institution, or association that published or authored the reference can also be found in this field. [...]... ( ), NEAR, NOT, AND, OR 11 www .csa. com Update: May 2006 by Aimée Leverette Ready, Set, Search! Using CSA Illumina to Search CSA PAIS International with PAIS Archive Now that you have an understanding of the CSA PAIS International and PAIS Archive databases and how the searchable field codes and search tools function, you are now ready to search PAIS International with Archive through CSA Illumina Clicking... document availability, fee schedules, and ordering information, please visit http://www.nypl.org/express/ Language The following languages are indexed in CSA PAIS International: • • • • • • English French German Italian Portuguese Spanish 9 www .csa. com Update: May 2006 by Aimée Leverette Selection and Indexing Policy The inclusion of content in CSA PAIS International and PAIS Archive is highly selective Monographs,... highly selective Monographs, government documents, and other reports are drawn from a wide range of print and electronic sources The journals covered in CSA PAIS International are defined in three ways: • • • INTERNATIONAL – More than 3,800 journals published in over 120 countries and five different languages have been indexed and abstracted by CSA PAIS International Many titles are accompanied by a URL... include state, regional, national, and international subdivisions (i.e pt=(government document) and international) The publication types (PT=) represented in PAIS International by percentage: • • • • Journal Article: 63% Book: 25% Government Document: 11% Websites: 1% Document Delivery Fee-based document delivery for materials cited in PAIS International and PAIS Archive is supplied by New York Public... Bank for Reconstruction and Development International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) Journal of International Development Land Reform, Land Settlement and Cooperatives Poverty Research News Review of African Political Economy Rural Conditions and Trends Rural Development Perspectives 2 Are any of these journals covered in CSA PAIS International/ SAGE full-text collection database( s)? What other... Thesaurus, you can search CSA PAIS International directly for terms via an A-Z, a hierarchical, or a rotated index display These display formats allow you to navigate the thesaurus alphabetically, through hierarchical relationships between terms, or using the rotated (permuted) index After finding the appropriate terms, you can search for those terms in CSA PAIS International and the PAIS Archive using the... of publications are covered by a particular database, or the names of journals indexed in a certain database After finding appropriate terms, you can then submit a search for those terms Searches may also be activated through three browsable indexes: Author, Journal Name, and Publication Type in both the CSA PAIS International Browsable Index and the PAIS Archive Browsable Index Once the appropriate... indexed in the database, click here The list of the international peer-reviewed journals indexed in the database is provided here A complete list of the international electronic journals indexed in the database is available by clicking here The indexing practices of CSA PAIS International provide value-added features that include professional document selection, extensive quality control, and descriptor... the database you selected is appropriate for your search C Too few/too many results: 1 Increase retrieval by using fewer ANDs and more ORs Example: KW=((poverty) or (poverty relief) or (Bangladesh – relief work)) Or 2 Increase precision by using additional ANDs and fewer ORs (NOT can be used to exclude some terms) Example: KW=((poverty) and (poverty relief) and (Bangladesh – relief work)) 27 www .csa. com... ‘Advanced Search’ and ‘Command Search’): • • • • Latest Update limits your results to include only the most recent records that were added to the database PAIS International is updated on a monthly basis Journal Articles Only limits the search to only include the publication type of journal articles English Only limits retrieval to only records that are available in English PAIS International indexes . www .csa. com Update: May 2006 by Aimée Leverette CSA PAIS International and PAIS Archive 10 Reasons to Use CSA PAIS International and PAIS Archive. International and PAIS Archive? 1 3. Benefits of CSA PAIS International and PAIS Archive 2 4. CSA PAIS Subject Coverage 3 Subject Headings 3 PAIS Broad

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