EAL currently has trial access through Aug. 3, 2013 to the Database of Chinese Classic Ancient Books (中國基本古籍庫) and Database of Chinese Local Records (中國方志庫) in the Erudition Database (爱如生數據庫) at http://server.wenzibase.com (on-campus access only).
For more information or comments, please contact Zhaohui Xue.
Stanford now has on-campus trial access through May 9 to Foreign Office Files for China, 1919-1929 and Foreign Office Files for China, 1949-1980
www.archivesdirect.amdigital.co.uk
Please take this opportunity to take a look at this database. If you have any questions or comments, please contact Qi Qiu, qqiu@stanford.edu.
Stanford now has trial access to the following databases from CNKI at https://oversea.cnki.net through Tuesday, April 30th:
- China Doctoral Dissertations Full-text Database 1984 onwards
- China Masters' Theses Full-text Database 1984 onwards
- China Proceedings of Conference Full-text Database 1953 onwards
- China Reference Works Online1973 onwards, more than 4000 titles
- China Statistical Yearbooks Full-text Database 1949 onwards, 847 titles
EAL currently has trial access through June 30, 2013 to Airiti's CETD thesis and dissertation database at http://www.airitilibrary.com/ (on-campus access only).
For more information or comments, please contact Zhaohui Xue.
Forwarded from ReMix:
University Librarian Michael A. Keller cordially invites you to the
fourth
Dr. Sam-Chung Hsieh Memorial Lecture
♦
Min Zhu
on
Asia's Financial Markets in a Changing World
Dr. Zhu will discuss global interconnectedness and the shift in the
gravity of growth toward emerging and developing economies. In
addition, he will describe the global financial markets and Asia's
position in these markets as well as the role of financial markets in
Asia and how they can support sustainable growth in this region.
♦
From 3/6/13-4/2/13, we will be trying out a new e-resource, Maisaku: Mainichi shinbun detabesu, which provides access to the online full-text, Japanese language database of Mainichi shinbun (1872 (Meiji 5)- ). The database also includes Mainichi Daily News (June 2008- ), Shukan Ekonomisuto (October 1989- ), the public opinion poll conducted by Mainichi Shinbunsha (1945- ), Mainichi yoron chosa, and the company history "'Mainichi' no 3-seiki".
To use this resource, please visit the following URL (five simultaneous users allowed):
From 3/5/13-4/5/13, we will be trying out a new e-resource, the Web Library of Japanese Literature (日本文学Web図書館) database, which includes full-text, searchable access to the CD-ROM version of Shinpen Kokka Taikan (新編国歌大観), the Shinpen Shika Shūsei (新編私家集大成 - CD-ROM version of 私家集大成) and more.
This resource is very new and continues to be improved. Currently, it is necessary for users to download a viewing software and use a log-in and password. The East Asia Library has downloaded the viewing software to our public computer for immediate use.
EAL Winter Closure Information
The EAL will be closed December 24, 2012 - January 4, 2012.
See the EAL hours page for intersession and winter closure details.
Click here to see Stanford Libraries' Winter closure hours.
Click here to report access or connection problem to databases during the closure period.
Tuesday, October 9, 2012. 1:00 - 4:00 pm
Come to Green Library to find out about the amazing resources offered by campus Libraries and Academic Computing.
• Learn about our vast collections of books, films, data, e-resources, and more.
• Meet staff from the libraries on campus and talk to them about your project needs.
• Discover how to find databases in SearchWorks and how to search multiple databases with xSearch.
• See a demo of our book-scanning robot.
• Talk to experts about managing your citations using RefWorks, Mendeley, and Zotero.
In honour of the 2012 Summer Olympics in London, we've put out a selection of Chinese books on the Olympics and sporting culture on the old card catalogs at the south end of the reading room. Please stop by the library to take a look at the selection. All books are available for check out.
We plan on keeping a regular display of EAL books on a variety of topics on a rotating basis. Be sure to look out for the latest display.
