Where to continue the research
Start with institutional records, publisher pages and original bibliographic evidence.
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Choose a source for the question
A publisher record helps identify a work. A project register establishes a grant’s dates and institutional context. A labour report addresses a different kind of evidence from a close reading of media. Match the source to the claim you want to examine.
- CORDIS project record: the former RNF project’s institutional history.
- Oxford Academic: the 2018 monograph’s edition and access information.
- International Labour Organization: paid and unpaid care in relation to work.
- SAGE journal record: Gill’s article on postfeminist media culture.
- Duke University Press: Banet-Weiser’s study of popular feminism and misogyny.
Keep a research note
Record the author, title, date and edition before saving an excerpt. Add the precise question the work helps answer and any limits on access or scope. A working hyperlink is useful; a clear account of what supports a claim is more valuable.