Glossary

EconLit is the premier, authoritative bibliographic database for economic literature, produced by the American Economic Association.

Google Books functions as a search engine and digital library, indexing the complete text of millions of scanned books and magazines.

Google Patents is a free and extensive search engine developed by Google, indexing more than 120 million patents.

Google Scholar offers an efficient method for conducting comprehensive searches of academic literature. One can conduct searches across multiple disciplines and sources from a single location.

The "active" Maitron consists of biographical corpora into which updated entries will be inserted.

PASCAL and FRANCIS is a French bibliographic databases produced by the Institut de l'Information Scientifique et Technique (INIST-CNRS).

The term "Periodic" is primarily linked as a  major French bibliographic databases.

ResearchGate serves as a leading, free social networking platform for scientists and researchers to disseminate papers, engage in question-and-answer exchanges, and identify potential collaborators.

Scopus represents the most extensive abstract and citation database of peer-reviewed literature, encompassing scientific journals, books, and conference proceedings, and is offered by Elsevier.

Thèses-Algérie is search engine for theses and dissertations in Algeria.