[Trial Database] Routledge Resources Online: Chinese Studies; The Cold War; Medieval Studies; The Renaissance World; Polymers, Materials, and Technology; Sport Studies; Psychology in the Real World (~6/14)
Trial Database：Chinese Studies； The Cold War； Medieval Studies; The Renaissance World； Polymers, Materials, and Technology；Sport Studies；Psychology in the Real World
Available until June 14th, for on-campus IP only (off-campus users please log in to VPN first).
Chinese Studies
Led by General Editor Chris Shei and a world-leading team of academics, this is a comprehensive, diverse and inclusive online resource connecting the past, present, and future of China, that allows students to explore the field of Chinese Studies and investigate both established and emerging topics. With over 100 entries introducing and expanding upon the histories, belief systems, societies, and cultures, bringing together all aspects of Chinese Studies across multiple disciplines, RRO – Chinese Studies can easily be incorporated into the learning environment within any subject area. From explaining introductory concepts to providing in-depth understandings of complex issues, it is the go-to reference inside and outside the classroom.
The cold war
outledge Resources Online: The Cold War contains over 300 peer-reviewed, high-quality entries on core and emerging topics on the Cold War, written by global academics in the field. Featuring both brand new and revised entries, it provides students and researchers with an in-depth understanding of key concepts, as well as more complex issues.The resource covers the full scope of the Cold War and its impact, from 1917 to 1990 and beyond. It contains entries on Crises and Diplomacy, Science and Technology, as well as Weapons and Armed Forces, and Intelligence and Covert Operations. Entries can be browsed by region, by era, and by type of individual, such as Politicians, Diplomats, Intellectuals, Activists, Scientists and Spies.
Medieval Studies
RRO: Medieval Studies features a diverse range of peer-reviewed articles, covering geographic and thematic areas across the medieval period. Topics include Culture; Identities; Religion; Powers; Environment, Production, and Exchange; Islamic History and Culture; and Jewish Civilization, as well as an emphasis on Writing History and Methodology. Led by General Editor Professor Hannele Klemettilä and an international team of subject editors, RRO: Medieval Studies is a cutting-edge resource containing both new and revised articles, providing students and researchers with an in-depth understanding of established subjects as well as new insights into the field. An ideal starting point for research and teaching needs, RRO: Medieval Studies is the definitive reference work for the medieval world.
The Renaissance World
RRO: The Renaissance World features specially-commissioned, peer-reviewed new content that supports the teaching and learning of this historical time period. Covering the 14th to the 18th century, key subject areas include Art and Architecture, Economy and Commerce, Environment, Literature and Drama, Politics and Governance, Religion, and Society. Led by General Editor Kristen Poole and a world-leading team of academics, this resource provides a truly global perspective that can easily be incorporated into the learning environment.
Polymers, Materials, and Technology
Led by General Editor Professor Ikuyoshi Tomita, RRO – Polymers, Materials, and Technology is an ever-evolving resource covering core and emerging topics in polymer science. With over 150 peer-reviewed entries, intuitive search, and detailed metadata, it will provide a high-quality entry point into the field of polymers, as well as an authoritative treatment of topical subjects.
Sport Studies
Led by General Editor Vassil Girginov, RRO – Sport Studies is an ever-evolving resource covering core and emerging topics in Sport Studies. With over 200 entries, intuitive search, and detailed metadata, it will:provide a high-quality entry into the field of sport studies as well as an authoritative treatment of topical subjects.guide the study of sport through different perspectives, including historical, sociological, pedagogical, management, psychological, through a combination of world class expert writings and the affordances of modern technology that will significantly enhance users’ experiences.
Psychology in the Real World
RRO: Psychology in the Real World features brand new content that support the teaching and learning of Psychology in 7 key areas – law, education, social change, work, sport, relationships and health. Led by General Editor Regan Gurung and a world-leading team of academics, this is an ever-evolving online resource that allows students to explore the field of Psychology and investigate both established and emerging topics.