Trial service for “e Korean Studies” and “e-article.”

Both “e Korean Studies” and “e-article” cover all subjects/disciplines, not only Korean studies.

“e Korean Studies” <http://www.e-koreanstudies.com/> provides an integrated search interface for 11 databases from Korea.

• DBpia — full-text articles from about 1,200 journals
• KISS — full-text articles from about 6,000 journals
• KRpia — full-text of various reference, primary, and secondary sources
• KoreaA2Z — full-text of various reference, primary, and secondary sources
• Kdatabase — full-text of resources on Korean modern and contemporary history
• KSI e-book
• History Culture Series
• Korean History & Culture Research Database
• LawnB Legal Information
• Digital Culture Art Course
• KPjournal — full-text articles of North Korean journals in the science and technology field

“e-article” <http://www.earticle.net/> provices full text articles from about 500 journals. Trial service for “e-article” is provided until January 31, 2009

Please send me <kyungmic@stanford.edu> your feedback on this integrated service and on individual databases: value and usefulness, issues and problems in using them, etc.