You Have a Citation, But Need a Periodical

What does a researcher do when they have a periodical citation, but need a digital copy of the article.   Just go to Cleveland State University Libraries Journal Finder.

Journal Finder is more than a list of journal titles, it connects researchers to both CSU and C|M|Law Libraries hundreds of database to locate the needed journal, periodicals, magazines, newspapers, or newsletters.

Let’s say you are  looking for a digital copy of the following  article: Keith Aoki, Cities in (White) Flight: Space, Difference and Complexity in Latcrit Theory, 52 Clev. St. L. Rev. 211 (2004-2005).

 All you need to do is follow these 5 steps:

1. Go to C|M|Law Library’s Home Page
2. Click Law Databases
3. Click “J” for Journal Finder or scroll to “Journal Finder”
4. Type in the name of the periodical, i.e. Cleveland State Law Review
5. Click “Search” button, then select any of the listed results