News You Can Use from the Eccles Library

Looking for country information?  Try Fitch Connect and Janes Online. These resources offer
different types of information, so take a moment to check them out. They are available via
the Electronic Resources A-Z list.

Note:
For you convenience, we added links for using either Blackboard or CAC for access. 

Fitch Connect 

• Fitch offers business intelligence covering 22 business sectors in up to 200 markets 
• Find Fitch via the Electronic Resources A-Z list
• Use this NWC Library Instruction as a quick introduction into Fitch 

Janes Online

• Janes is a premier resource for country information related to defense and technology
• Janes covers defense news, analysis, and equipment 
• Find Janes via the Electronic Resources A-Z list
• Use this NWC Library Instruction to find your way around Janes

Bonus Information 
The NWC Library is currently running a trial of the Geopolitical Futures platform.

• This resource offers insights on geopolitical forecasts and global events
• The Geopolitical Futures trial is available via the A-Z list through late November

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"How do I cite a source that is quoted in another source (secondary source)?" 

Citing a source from a secondary source (quoted in...,) is discouraged because authors are
expected to have examined or consulted the works they cite. If an original source in unavailable,
both the original and the secondary source must be listed. 

1. Louis Zukofsky, “Sincerity and Objectification,” Poetry 37 (February 1931): 269, quoted in Bonnie Costello,
   Marianne Moore: Imaginary Possessions (Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1981), 78.

You can learn more about this topic in Chicago Manual of Style, 14.260: Citations taken from secondary sources.   

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