Research Guides: Template for Public Policy Resource Guide (background): Quick links for using the Library

Quick links for using the library

Article Express
The Library's electronic document delivery service.
Borrow Direct and ILL
Almost as quick as Amazon and free.
Print materials digitization
There are few print reserve materials for Fall 2021. Some materials are being digitized in house.
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As we digitize items, we are making them available for short periods of time through catalog records. To check out materials for online viewing, click the “Check out for 3 hours” in the catalog record. You must have an active net ID and password to access electronic Library materials.
Course Reserves via Canvas
Subject specialists at other libraries
Chat with a librarian
Additional Public Policy Resources
Info on think tanks, gov docs, public opinion polls, evaluating political institutions
Princeton Open Access Publication Fund
The Princeton OA fund aims to help Princeton authors, especially underrepresented groups, underwrite reasonable publication charges when publishing in fee-based Open Access (OA) publications when no other funding sources are available.

Stokes Library Staff

Ameet Doshi (ameet.doshi@princeton.edu) Head of Stokes Library and SPIA Librarian
Joann Donatiello (jdonatie@princeton.edu) Demography, US health policy
Elana Broch (ebroch@princeton.edu) Education, Public Policy
Ofira Schwartz-Soicher (oschwart@princeton.edu) Social Science Data and Sociology

General questions Stokes Library stokeslib@princeton.edu