Project Muse
Content 
The Muse database of the Johns Hopkins University offers a top quality database of academic journals in online version. Disciplines such as humanities, literature, arts and social sciences are particularly covered.
Selection 
Project MUSE is managed by the Johns Hopkins University Press, in collaboration with the Milton S. Eisenhower Library at Johns Hopkins University. Journals are peer-reviewed by the Muse staff according to several criteria, such as: journals must be peer-reviewed, published by a not-for-profit press or scholarly society, and be in the field of humanities, social sciences and arts
Format
Full-text articles are available provided with links to article bibliographies, quotations and some other references
Information density
About 300 academic journals in the fields of humanities, arts, social sciences are included in the Muse project - a unique collaboration between libraries and 60 scholarly publishers
Content Pertinence to Political Science
Even though the overall number of journals included in the Muse project is not enormous, a certain quantity also covers PS and related disciplines
Updating Rate
The database is updated as new journal issues appear. Electronic versions are available earlier than their print editions