Lists books, periodicals, serials, maps, audio-visual works, and electronic media produced between 1540 and the present. Includes an introduction and table of contents.

Searchable database of books published in Hebrew languages. Provides researchers with multi-level full-text search, navigation and data manipulation tools for both Hebrew and Latin characters.

Searchable database for references to material published from 1695 to 1991, including the early antiquaries, post-processualism and planning-led contract archaeology.

Listing of references published since 1951 and includes abstracts, journal articles, book chapters and books. The database is searchable and available for download.

Offers a broad range of full text and bibliographic databases designed for research. Subject areas include: academic, biomedical, government, school, and corporate libraries. Requires registration.

The American Economic Association's electronic bibliography of economic literature. A source of journals, abstracts and citations covering all fields of economics.

Published and unpublished texts that were printed and circulated between 1680 and 1810; texts can be browsed by author and decade.

An interdisciplinary bibliography of "long eighteenth-century studies" (1650-1800). Editor details, documents and guidelines for contributors, and subscription data.

Listing of books on fine art made by lesbian, bisexual and queer women in visual arts. Also features links to web galleries, art projects, and art theory.

A member-controlled academic publication database, directory and discussion forum, edited by members of the academic community.

Encourage bibliographical research. Details programme of events, publications and how to join.

Index of bibliographies, catalogues, and bibliographic reference works. Intended for educational and reference purposes. Indexed by author, title, and country name.

Objectives include historical, analytical, descriptive and textual bibliography. Features membership, publications, fellowships and bursaries.

Scholarly society dedicated to the study of books and manuscripts as physical objects. Features membership, publications, meetings, and fellowships.

Source of research information on important publications from 1830 to 2007.