Don't forget that all of SPU's EBSCOhost and all of SPU's ProQuest databases can be searched simultaneously. For this feature in the EBSCOhost databases, look for the link entitled Choose Databases. For the same thing in ProQuest databases, look for the link entitled Change Databases.
I mention this because it can be hard to predict which of SPU's databases will have incorporated articles on a given topic in Middle Eastern studies from a given angle (say contemporary Sociology). The University of Washington's Index Islamicus (below), for example, was returning a number of articles on my demonstration-topic that happened to be indexed in the SPU database of literary studies (called the MLA International Bibliography) as well.
Better, then, perhaps, just to note again that all of SPU's EBSCOhost and all of SPU's ProQuest databases can be searched simultaneously, if not necessarily by the same official Subject terms.
You must be on the University of Washington campus and wireless network to access University of Washington databases.
Fill out from UW Research Guides in categories like African Studies; Ethnic & Multicultural Studies; Gender, Women, & Sexuality Studies; Geography; Human Rights; International Studies; Near East Studies; Political Science, Government, & Law; Religion; Social Sciences; Sociology; and then cross-reference the Ivies' such with UW offerings.
