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SAGE Research Methods – Books & Reference (Core)
SAGE Research Methods is the ultimate methods library with more than 1000 books, reference works, journal articles, and instructional videos by world-leading academics from across the social sciences, including the largest collection of qualitative methods books available online from any scholarly publisher.
It serves as a resource for researchers and students on quantitative, qualitative, and mixed methods research. It offers more than 100,000 pages of SAGE publications on research methods. With visual methods maps, users have the unique opportunity to explore the connections between more than a thousand methods, theories, and terms.
SRM is a non-traditional database of books, handbooks, encyclopedias, journals, videos, and podcasts to help scientists and students with their research, especially:
- Which method to choose?
- How to ask the right questions?
- How to collect data effectively?
- How to analyze the results?
SRM Books Reference Title List 2022 (xlsx)
FAQ
Why can't I open fulltexts of some articles in the e-resources?
E-resources offer access to fulltexts of only those journals that are included in the collections subscribed by Masaryk University. The other collections in the e-resources are not available for MU in fulltexts and therefore you can obtain only abstracts.
Which database should I start with?
We recommend to start with one of the big multidisciplinary databases – EBSCO, SAGE, ProQuest, Wiley or JSTOR. Just go to the list of e-resouces and choose the right database you need. You can also search in the complete list of all databases – Portal of electronic information resources at MU.
Can I access electronic resources from outside the university?
Yes, it is possible to access e-resources from outside the Masaryk university. More details are given university Portal of electronic information resources.
How do I know if a particular journal is available online?
To find a particular journal by title use EBSCO Discovery Service – List of available Journals and Books. This service enables you to look up a journal/book by title and gives you information on availability of online version of the document – gives you the name of the database in which it is available and the coverage dates. Then you can use the links to get to the fulltexts.