University of the
Pacific Library
3601 Pacific Avenue
Stockton, CA 95211
Information:
(209) 946-2431
Librarian: Craig Hawbaker
Use PacifiCat, the online catalog, to locate books on your topic. Start with a keyword search!
Keywords: business; ethics; interest groups; lobbying; public policy; social responsibility
For example, corporat* will retrieve corporate, corporation, and corporations.
The library has periodical articles in print and online. Others, you can request through Interlibrary Loan. We have both popular and scholarly periodicals. Here are some ways to tell the difference:
| Popular | Scholarly |
|---|---|
| Contemporary, popular topics | Literature reviews, original research |
| Written by staff writers | Written by scholars and experts |
| Selected by the editor | Accepted by a panel of experts |
| Few or no footnotes, bibliographies | Footnotes, bibliographies |
A database is a collection of items created and organized to add utility and function. The Pacific library subscribes to more than 100 databases that contain books, journal articles, newspaper articles, magazine articles, streaming music files, art, corporate reports, and much more. Faculty members and students use these databases to meet curricular and research needs.
Visit the Database homepage here.
Searches for the full text of an article in other databases.
Service that allows you to obtain a book or a journal article from another library or commercial service. Books do not cost. Journal articles cost $1.00; rush service is $3.00. ILL homepage.