ONLINE RESOURCES ON THE MIDDLE EAST AVAILABLE AT UT (some available only to University students, faculty and staff)

• Many Indexes (both Electronic and Print) are available, including Index Islamicus (1906-2000), and the Encyclopaedia of Islam, which is available in UT libraries at UT Library Online Stations.
• The most useful Full Text Resources include the Academic Search Premier, Expanded Academic ASAP, and Netlibrary.com.
• JSTOR (Journal Storage) is a scholarly journal archive. Middle East Studies journals on this service include: the British Journal of Middle Eastern Studies (1991-1998); the Bulletin of the British Society for Middle Eastern Studies (1974-1990); the Bulletin of the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London (1940-1996); the Bulletin of the School of Oriental Studies, University of London (1917-1940); the International Journal of Middle East Studies (1970-1996); the Journal of Near Eastern Studies (1942-1996); the American Journal of Semitic Languages and Literatures (1895-1941); Hebraica (1884-1895); the Journal of Palestine Studies (1971-1997); the Journal of the American Oriental Society (1843-1995); Middle East Report (1988-1996); MERIP Middle East Report (1986-1988); MERIP Reports (1971-1985); and Pakistan Forum (1970-1973)
• Another useful research database is Lexis-Nexis
• There are countless Electronic Journals and Electronic Books available.
• The PCL Map Collection includes a large set of maps of the Middle East and Africa
• UTNetCAT is the Online library catalog for the University of Texas
• Romanization Tables for transliterating Arabic and other alphabets

Middle Eastern Studies Librarian: Roberta Dougherty .