Searching for articles in databases

Danish articles

• Artikelsøg, 1945- Danish database (bibliotek.dk) of articles from newspapers, journals and the Internet, mostly in Danish
• Infomedia 'Danmarks største database' med mere end 14 millioner søgbare fuldtekst artikler fra 200 danske medier. Klik på 'Søgning' for at få adgang. Mange af artiklerne vises nu i PDF-format, f.eks. som en kopi af den aktuelle avisside. Infomedia tilbyder mod betaling overvågning af emner i pressen og på Internettet samt resumeer af alle vigtige programmer fra TV og radio. - in Danish
• Tidsskrift.dk Artikler fra danske videnskabelige online tidsskrifter bl.a. Geografisk Tidsskrift, (1877-2001). - in Danish

Other articles

• Norart Norske tidsskriftartikler - alle fag (fra norske og enkelte nordiske tidsskrifter og årbøger) - om Norge og norske forhold. - in Norwegian

Finding an article by reference

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E-articles

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Articles in journal papers

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Finding a Journal Article via DOI

Find an article via DOI (Digital object identifier)

Finding References

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