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Grey literature produced by think tanks, research institutes, and other policy organizations should be critically evaluated before they are used. Your literature reviews should use peer-reviewed scholarly articles (looked under Find Scholarly Articles for this type of literature). Policy reports might be relevant for some projects, but they should only be used as sources beyond your minimum required sources, and should be used cautiously.
International affairs. Working papers from universities, occasional papers from NGOs, foundation-funded research projects, conference proceedings, books, journals, policy briefs, case studies by international affairs experts, course packs for history and political science classes. Coverage: 1991-present.
Use this custom Google search to find research from over 1200 think tanks and research centers. Includes public policy and analysis on topics from governments, advocacy groups, NGOs, foundations, and universities. Global coverage.
Find Policy provides a custom Google search of leading think tanks on specific topics including foreign policy, the economy, climate, development, public policy, geographical regions (China, etc), global health and more. Global coverage.
