Databases

China Academic Journals full-text database (known as CKNI) is the largest and continuously updated Chinese journals database in the world.

Comprised of ten series:
(A) Mathematics / Physics / Mechanics / Astronomy
(B) Chemistry / Metallurgy / Environment / Mine Industry
(C) Architecture / Energy / Traffic / Electromechanics
(D) Agriculture
(E) Medicine & Public Health
(F) Literature / History / Philosophy
(G) Politics / Military affairs / Law
(H) Education / Social Sciences
(I) Electronic Technology & Information Science
(J) Economics / Management

With the dissolution of the Communist Party of Great Britain (CPGB) in 1991, party's archives were depositied in Manchester's People's History Museum. Catalogued in 1993-1994, these turned out to be one of the outstanding national collections for the political history of the British left and have since aroused considerable scholarly interest. For the period from the 1940s, records of the party's central leading bodies have been meticulously preserved and include notes taken at meetings by leading party officials. In addition there are extensive records of central departments like the industrial department, which dealt with the trade union activities which were the most visible and controversial sign of the party's influence, and the international department, which maintained links with communist parties overseas

Counselling and Psychotherapy Transcripts: Volume II provides a deep look into the client-therapist office, allowing readers to follow the progress and setbacks of clients over the course of multiple therapy sessions. This collection features a diverse set of clients, a wide range of presenting issues, and multiple therapeutic approaches. Because all content was recorded in 2012 or later, Volume II features contemporary issues and the most up-to-date therapeutic approaches to treat them.

Counselling and Psychotherapy Transcripts, Client Narratives, and Reference Works is a searchable collection containing real transcripts of counselling and therapy sessions and first-person narratives illuminating the experience of mental illness and treatment, as well as reference works to contextualize the primary material. The database contains more than 2,000 session transcripts, 44,000 pages of client narratives, and 25,000 pages of secondary reference material

Gale Digital Scholar Lab is designed to transform the way scholars and students access and analyse Gale primary source content by offering solutions to some of the most common challenges facing researchers in the digital humanities today. By integrating an unmatched depth and breadth of digital primary source content with the most popular digital humanities tools, Gale Digital Scholar Lab provides a new lens to explore history and empowers researchers to generate world-altering conclusions and outcomes. In addition to authenticating via the University of Liverpool systems, users will then be prompted to log in to Gale Digital Scholar Lab by their Google or Microsoft account