GALE PRIMARY SOURCES ARCHIVES UNBOUND Gain access to rare primary source documents with these topically focused digital archive collections. EMPOWER™ RESEARCH ARCHIVES UNBOUND ENHANCED USER EXPERIENCE Our enhanced user experience puts the user first at every stage. By delivering an engaging experience with quicker access to search tools and content, users can easily identify content relevant to their needs. This encourages critical evaluation and selection and fosters digital literacy for all. The unified experience is delivered via a sleek, modern design, helping users successfully orient within Gale products. This means less time learning how to use a product and more time developing critical-thinking skills NEW EXPLORE TOPICS FEATURE Users can now begin their search with 16 major topics from the product home page. This entry point to Explore Topics helps users quickly find content that is relevant to their interests. TABLE OF CONTENTS AREAS OF STUDY 6-9 INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS 70-75 LATIN AMERICA AND CARIBBEAN STUDIES 10 AFRICAN STUDIES 76 BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS ASIAN STUDIES 10 GENERAL 77-78 LAW AND LEGAL HISTORY 10 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 78 ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES 11-15 CHINA 79-80 WOMEN AND FEMINIST STUDIES 16-19 JAPAN 80 LGBTQ STUDIES 19 KOREA 81-82 RELIGIOUS STUDIES 19-20 INDIA AND PAKISTAN 83-84 LITERATURE, ART AND 21-24 SOUTHEAST ASIA MUSIC EUROPEAN STUDIES 85 CINEMA AND FILM 25-26 COLONIALISM 26-28 EASTERN EUROPE 29-30 NORTHERN EUROPE FEATURED CONTENT 31-32 SOUTHERN EUROPE 4 GALE DIGITAL SCHOLAR LAB 33-35 WESTERN EUROPE 5 NEW COLLECTIONS 36-38 HOLOCAUST STUDIES 39-44 MIDDLE EASTERN STUDIES NORTH AMERICAN STUDIES RESOURCES 45-46 18TH AND 19TH CENTURIES 47-52 20TH CENTURY 86-90 INDEX 53-60 CIVIL RIGHTS 61-65 FBI FILES 66 LOCAL AND REGIONAL 67 NATIVE AMERICA 68-69 POLITICS GALE REFERENCE COMPLETE SUBSCRIBERS Gale Reference Complete subscribers have access to all Archives Unbound collections, all newly released titles are added to the subscription package in January of each new year. EXPLORE ARCHIVES UNBOUND COLLECTIONS THROUGH A NEW LENS MOVING TOWARD DIGITAL SCHOLARSHIP FOR ALL Removing barriers to Digital Scholarship, the The Learning Centre gives users the tools and support Gale Digital Scholar Lab guides users through three they need to understand and employ the vast amount intuitive steps that simplify complex text and data mining of information and skill sets available through the Lab. workflows to improve outcomes. It includes videos with live walk-throughs conducted by our digital humanities specialists, sample projects, • Build glossaries, FAQs, and much more. • Clean • Analyse Our Beyond the Lab instructional materials equip users with project-based narratives that model the core With the development of Gale Digital Scholar Lab, learning critical-thinking skills necessary for ideating around takes place within the context of the Lab as it facilitates research questions and phenomena and interpreting instruction throughout the research process. The Lab data and findings. By supporting users “beyond the lab,” is a platform that empowers librarians, instructors, we’re joining institutions as they work toward developing and students to improve their teaching, learning, and growth of inquiry within the digital humanities and scholarly research with Learning Centre materials. beyond. BUILD CLEAN ANALYSE Gale Digital Scholar Lab provides our community with the unique opportunity to engage with primary sources in ways they may never have considered before, without needing prior knowledge in coding or having to clean data beforehand. While the Lab has great potential for research, we also see it as a great investment for education, as the Lab enables us to provide hands-on experience with text-mining models that students can use for their studies and in their life after university.” — Katrina McAlpine, Associate Director, Publishing and Data Services, University of Sydney, Australia Please Note: Archives Unbound collections must be purchased to use in the Gale Digital Scholar Lab. 4 WHAT’S NEW? These collections cover broad areas of interest globally. Many of the collections focus on international relations, and some of the collections were chosen specifically for their relevance to current events, such as civil rights issues, impeachment, elections, “America First”, international tensions, climate change, terrorism, and the war on drugs. The two collections from the Office of the Reich Commissioner and Deutsche Ausland-Institut directly complement one of the newest additions to our Gale Primary Sources archive, Refugees, Relief and Resettlement: Forced Migration and World War II. The Peace Studies collections highlight social change. See page numbers below NEW ARCHIVES UNBOUND COLLECTIONS 4 Archives of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament: 6 Origins of the Cold War Annual Reports, Minutes and other Records, 1958-1972 6 Pacifism, Disarmament and International Relations - Archives 4 Archives of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament: of the Fellowship of Reconciliation: Minute Books and Annual Reports, Minutes and other Records, 1973-1980, and Committee Papers, 1915-1960 pamphlets and serial items, 1958-1980 6 Pacifism, Disarmament and International Relations - Archives 4 Archives of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament: Annual of War Resisters' International: Minutes, Reports, and Reports, Minutes and other Records, Pamphlets and Serial Publications, 1921-1974 Items, 1981-1985 7 Press Conferences of the U.S. Secretaries of State, 1922-1974 4 Archives of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament: 55 Public Housing, Racial Policies, and Civil Rights: The Pamphlets and Serials, 1985-1990 and Bruce Kent's Speeches Intergroup Relations Branch of the Federal Public Housing and Articles, 1981-1989 Administration, 1936-1963 9 Chinese Maritime Customs Service Publications 33 Records of the Deutsche Ausland-Institut, Stuttgart: Records 52 Civil Rights and Social Activism in Alabama: The Papers of on Resettlement (T81D) John LeFlore, 1926-1976 AND Records of the Non-Partisan 33 Records of the Office of the Reich Commissioner for the Voters League, 1956-1987 Strengthening of Germandom (T74) 4 Dean Gooderham Acheson Papers 48 The Rise and Fall of Senator Joseph R. McCarthy 45 The Election of 1948 76 The Scopes Case 59 FBI File: America First Committee 82 The Shakespeare Collection 60 FBI File: Eleanor Roosevelt 76 Spiro T. Agnew Case: The Investigative and Legal Documents 60 FBI File: Harry Dexter White 73 The U.S. and Castro’s Cuba, 1950-1970: The Paterson 60 FBI File: John L. Lewis Collection 62 FBI File: Nelson Rockefeller 57 U.S. Military Activities and Civil Rights: Integration of the 62 FBI File: Owen Lattimore University of Mississippi and the Use of Military Force, 1961-1963 74 The Global Financial and Economic Crisis 57 U.S. Military Activities and Civil Rights: The Little Rock 5 The Global War on Terrorism Integration Crisis, 1957-1958 76 International Climatic Changes and Global Warming 57 U.S. Military Activities and Civil Rights: The Military Response 5 The International War on Drugs to the March on Washington, 1963 43 Introduction to U.S. History: The American Revolution 42 U.S. Operations Mission in Iran, 1950-1961 43 Introduction to U.S. History: The Civil War 57 The War on Poverty and the Office of Economic Opportunity: 44 Introduction to U.S. History: Slavery in America Administration of Antipoverty Programs and Civil Rights, 54 The Legal Battle for Civil Rights in Alabama: Vernon Z. 1964-1967 Crawford Records, 1958-1978 Civil Rights Cases and 50 War, Peace, and Democracy in America: Committee to Defend Selections from the Blacksher, Menefee & Stein Records America by Aiding the Allies, 1940-1942 48 The Minority Voter, Election of 1936 and the Good Neighbor 50 War, Peace, and Democracy in America: Fight for Freedom, League Inc. Records, c. 1940-1942 11 Norman Bethune Papers 7 Weapons of Mass Destruction and Nonproliferation 5 International Affairs Archives of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament: Annual Reports, Minutes NEW and other Records, 1958-1972 Source: Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament Period: 1958-1972 Extent: Approx. 16,000 images The Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND) is a UK organization that advocates the abandonment of nuclear weapons by the UK and the world. Founded in 1958 by the philosopher Bertrand Russell, Anglican priest Canon L. John Collins, and others, the CND organized Easter Marches in the 1950s and 1960s between Aldermaston, the location of the Atomic Weapons Establishment, and London. This collection collects internal documents of the CND, such as its constitution, policy, committee and council minutes, accounting records, reports, annual conference papers, campaign records, Easter March papers, and correspondence, from 1958 to 1972. Archives of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament: Annual Reports, Minutes NEW and other Records, 1973-1980, and Pamphlets and Serial items, 1958-1980 Source: Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament Period: 1958-1980 Extent: Approx. 9,000 images The Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament (CND) is a UK organization that advocates the abandonment of nuclear weapons by the UK and the world. This collection collects internal documents of the CND from 1973 to 1980, such as its constitution, policy, committee and council minutes, accounting records, reports, annual conference papers, campaign and demonstration papers, and correspondence, as well as its pamphlets and serials from 1958 to 1980. Archives of the Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament: Annual Reports, Minutes NEW and other