Find entries on your independent variables, with descriptions and ideas for related evidence. Look for cited sources. Also good for definitions of a concept.
Find brief summaries of the research and links to scholarly works. Good searches in this tool are social capital, social networks, immigrant integration, multiculturalism, middle class,
A handbook offers overviews of the scholarship on specific topics. This one is good for finding citations to studies on aspects of corruption, trust, inequality, and education.
Facts and analysis on each country's government, political and economic history, foreign relations, political parties, and current issues. This is a must-use resource when studying a country's politics, and is particularly strong for understanding political parties.
First stop for articles from political science. For articles about a country, use the name as a subject. This link searches across three databases with content relevant for political science.
Use this to find books on your country. Make the name of your country a subject term. Keep your search terms broad, like politics and government. Limit the material type to books. Use the date filter to make your results within the last 5-10 years.
A collection of studies and documents from the World Bank. Click Collections to browse by resource type. Look for Country Strategy Documents and Economic and Sector Work Studies. Click Topics to browse or search for your topic.