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Conducting research on Catholic social thought and the law requires using multi-disciplinary resources. This page identifies helpful resources for such research. BC Law students preparing research papers or law review notes are encouraged to contact the research librarians using the Chat feature in the left bar here. We welcome the opportunity to work with you!
Catholic University Columbus School of Law produces an excellent annotated bibliography of sources related to legal study and Catholic social thought.
Boston College offers access to the following databases for the BC community. Due to the multidisciplinary nature of Catholic social thought, a variety of databases are suggested here. Each link directs the researcher to the database description and coverage. Note: BC users will be prompted for their network credentials to access these sources.
SSRN is the Social Science Research Network, a database focused on social science issues. Authors contribute both published papers and forthcoming works to SSRN, making it a valuable resource for students seeking to discover new developments in a field. Users may search the SSRN database at no cost. There are a number of articles on the topic of Catholic social thought and teaching in the SSRN database.