Where can I find journal articles online?
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http://www.findarticles.com
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Try Education Resources Information Center (ERIC).  It has a searchable database that contains literally thousands of useful articles.  I've given the ERIC link below in Sources, also a link to a listing of electronic education journals, and to a site that deals specifically with literacy journals.  Hope this helps.
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you can go to:\nhttp://scholar.google.com/\nand search for your need. abviously you can see many free papers that online there.\nalso you can get the author's email and then email to them amd apeal them to send you his/her paper.\nyou can catch him/her email in:\nhttp://www.sciencedirect.com\n\nGood luck
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On google, you can find a lot of published Thesis'.  I have provided a link with at least 10 on there for you
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Try searching on \nwww.findarticles.com (be sure to search with clear words)\n\nYou may also find links from google.com (use the specific keywords separated by "")
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I suggest going to On-line Library resources such as "Electronic books and articles" What are you researching? If you have a Library Card for your local library, you can see if they have on-line services. It is the same as going to the Library except you get there Via the internet.\nThe University you are attending might have an on-line Library program.
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look up the articles in there newspapers online
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try blogsearch.google.com
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-Wikipedia is always a good place to do reasearch online.  Also dont forget that librarys  are still in existence.  You would be suprised how much info a good library has.  Also try custompapers.com.  Good luck with your paper.
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Check the Journal of Economic Education
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http://scholar.google.com
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Try this site...\nhttp://www.apastyle.org/elecsource.html\n\nFor periodical internet source...\nAuthor, A. A., & Author, B. B. (Date of publication). Title of article. Title of journal, volume number(issue number if available). Retrieved month day, year, from http://Web address.\n\nBut for non-periodical sources..\nAuthor, A. A., & Author, B. B. (Date of publication). Title of article.  Retrieved month date, year, from http://Web address.
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Most law journals are not online (other than through the pay websites.)  The best legal research websites are Lexis and Westlaw, but it is expensive to use them.  A good pretty comprehensive free website is Findlaw, which has a variety of resources.
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articles for what? look in magazines or periodicals or newspapers or books on the subject matter
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If you go to a University, chances are your library webpage has a link to all of its electronic subscription journals. A good example is the American Journal of Physical Anthropology, or even PubMed if you know what you're looking for. The most prestigious journals require at the minimum a school subscription.
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Your best bet is to go into your local university library and use SilverPlatter or CINAHL or something similar, that lists sociology, psych and medical journals. I haven't used them in a while; I tend to use PubMed (link below) which will give you more medical-type links. (The second link below is an article I found within about 15 seconds on PubMed, which relates to your topic.)\n\nAs regards free articles - unless you are lucky (some journals put their older articles up for free), or have a university card (most university libraries have paid online subscription to journals) you may be out of luck. Or you may end up with biased, propaganda-type articles that are distributed free. However, you can get the abstracts for free at least via PubMed, and often they have enough information to at least help you decide how badly you want the article.
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try google scholar, some times you will come accross an articles that is free, \nthe web of knowledage is also good\nor what you could do is go to a bookshop, a big bookshop, for students, and they will usually have some of the publications there, Nature, is a good general one for science, good luck, but i have to say that unless you have access to a university library then it is hard to acquire copies of articles...\n\nohh one more thing if you want something specific, mail me and i can find it at my uni....... and send it to you..........