Contains in-depth, analytical reporting on the most current and controversial issues. Provides extensive background information and discussion of the pro’s and con’s.
Scholarly or peer reviewed articles are articles that have been through a significant evaluation process before being published. They differ from articles from popular periodicals because they have specific requirements on publication, they take much longer to write and publish, and typically have a specific format. In order to be chosen for publication, the article is read and evaluated by other experts in the field for accuracy of argument.
These are often a secondary source.
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