The purpose of this assignment is find four scholarly articles on a social movement of interest to you.  These must be studies published in academic journals, NOT popular magazines.  This means that they are reports of original research done by the authors, not journalistic discussions of research done by others.  These are usually not available on the open internet, although you can often find them through Google Scholar (not the regular Google web search).  Most of these publications must be accessed through the Rutgers Library or another institution that has paid for access to them.  However, these sources can be accessed from home, as long as you log on to the Rutgers Library site with your user name and password.  Learning how to use these sources will give you access to valuable information that you can use in other courses and in graduate school or on the job after graduation.  A basic resource for this assignment is the Sociology, Anthropology and Criminal Justice Department's Library Sources Guide which provides links to the key library resources.  You may find it useful to keep that page open while doing this assignment.

Instructions

1.  Open this file in Microsoft Word or another text editor.  You may find it helpful to paste your findings directly in the assignment file.  If you cannot do this because of the way the web site is configured, you can type them in.