Databases, searches

• Asiaportal E-Resources of NIAS (Nordic Institute of Asian Studies) via UTU’s Volter Library Portal with access to various Korea-related databases.  Login with the UTU username is required.
  A major Korean academic database available via Asiaportal E-Resources:
  • DBpia – Korea Academic Journal Online Service; perhaps the most extensive of academic databases in Korea (accessible as of January, 2018)
    
  • KISS (Korean Studies Information Service System) (not accessible via Asiaportal as of Jan 2018) 
• KISS (Korean Studies Information Service System; http://kiss.kstudy.com) accessible as of January 2018 from UTU computers via a consortium with the Central European University and from outside of UTU by a VPN connection to the university (VPN installation guidelines)
• Naver 전문정보, academic source search service in Korean; provides links to various databases (access varies)
• Seoul National University library; even without login access, the search service is good for finding out available materials
• Korean Library Information System Network (국가자료공동목록시스템); joint database of public libraries, including the National Library
• National Assembly Library; databases of government publications, full access to some e-resources (theses, dissertations)
• National Digital Library
• Korean Studies Portal (maintained by Frank Hoffmann)
• University of Hawaii Korean History Bibliography
• Wilson Center Digital Archive; The Wilson Center (The Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars) holds and has published large amounts of material of interest to study and research of Korea and East Asia, among them Database on Inter-Korean Relations; Modern Korean History Portal; North Korea Documentation Project; Cold War International History Project Working Paper Series;
• Gateway to Premodern Korean Studies, Harvard University
• K-Developedia,  online database of material and resources on South Korea’s development, maintained by Korea Development Institute