Useful websites
- French Studies WebLinks compiled by the Western European Studies Section of the Association of College and Research Libraries. "Reference Shelf" pages are especially useful.
- German Studies WebLinks compiled by the Western European Studies Section of the Association of College and Research Libraries. "Reference Shelf" pages are especially useful.
- Iberian Studies WebLinks compiled by the Western European Studies Section of the Association of College and Research Libraries. "Reference Shelf" pages are especially useful.
- LitglossCollection of annotated texts in languages other than English. Click terms for translations. Some texts are password protected for University at Buffalo student use only.
- PerséeProvides full-text access to French journals in the social and human sciences.
- Revues.orgProvides full-text access to French journals in the social and human sciences.
- Zeno.orgIncludes historical information, images, and full-text German literature.
- Latin American, Iberian and Caribbean ResourcesBrown University Library's guide to Latin American gateways, research guides, and collections. Note that some resources are only available to Brown University students, faculty, or staff.
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