Electronic resources A-Z List

Selection of around 100 e-books published by Taylor & Francis within the Politics collection.

Accessibility Policy

The platform provides access to the e-journals published by Taylor & Francis within the Social Sciences and Humanities collection which contains also these sub-disciplines: Economics, Finance,Business & Industry, Law, Communication Studies, Humanities, Politics & International Relations, Health and Social Care, Social Sciences, Tourism,Hospitality and Events, Urban Studies.

Data provider in support of academic excellence. It provides rankings, data, analysis and benchmarking that can help universities to analyze the international reality and their positioning.

THE publishes the World University Rankings, annual lists of universities worldwide with over 1,600 institutions in 99 countries in 2022. The ranking rates research-intensive universities in each of their main missions: teaching (the environment of learning); research (volume, income and reputation), international perspectives (personnel, students and research); citations (influence on research); sector income (knowledge transfer).

It also publishes the Europe Teaching Ranking, a survey of over 30,000 university students that, in addition to commitment, measures student achievement, the diversity of institutional environments and the resources universities have to teach effectively.

Lastly, it allows you to view the rankings results on the basis of a navigation by disciplines.

The Library's subscription provides access to the sections: News, Data (analysis and insights on Rankings), Opinion, Features (comments and editorials), Jobs (specific vacancies in the university environment), Book reviews, Magazine archive.

Since 2021 they have added the Campus section, dedicated to sharing resources, best practices, case studies about the reality of teaching and learning with particular attention to digital and distance learning.

More information at the page of the subscription details.

Online platform of The New York Times. The Library's subscription provides access to: 

• Today's Paper: digital version of the printed edition (last 7 days).
• TimesMachine: researchable archive of the newspaper in its original graphic version from the 1st number published on September 18th, 1851 until December 31st, 2002 (selection for the years 1923-1980).
• Online article archive: complete researchable archive from 1851 to today.
• the online contents video, T magazine, Daily 360, Podcasts, guides, Smarter living, NYT Cooking.

The subscription also gives access to the educational platforms inEducation (resources created for students and faculties in several disciplinary areas) and The Learning Network.

Access through personal registration only with your Luiss account. Access also through the app: download the app and access it with the same credentials used for the nytimes.com.

Please note that the pass to access The New York Times expires after 364 days. To renew the password you need to login in the personal area and click on the page of the first registration; at this point the system will recognize you and send a confirmation e-mail for another 364 day renewal. 

Full access to the WSJ platform with the following benefits:

• Real time information about 30,000 companies, 31 sectors and 3,000 fundamental topics;
• In-deep reports about the most relevant news and analysis to compare new trends with the most recent business strategies;
• Real time news and data with tools and interactive graphs by accessing the "Market Data";
• Over 7 years archive of the newspaper;
• Saving and sharing the preferred articles;
• Reading, downloading or printing the PDF version of the e-Paper (US Edition)
• Go mobile: App WSJ for Amazon, Android, Apple at the page https://now.wsj.com/mobile/

First access, on-campus or with Luiss Proxy configurated, through a personal registration with Luiss account. Access also through the iPhone and iPad app or Android app: download the app and login with the same credentials used for the site wsj.com. Please note that the configuration for the remote access is allowed only if the device is online through the Wi-Fi and not the 3G/4G connection.