The study of other countries or regions of the world often crosses traditional disciplinary boundaries in the humanities and social sciences. This book is a comprehensive guide for academic libraries supporting communities of researchers. It explores the specialist requirements of these researchers in information resources, resource discovery tools, and information skills, and the challenges of working with materials in multiple languages. It makes the case that by adapting their systems and procedures to meet these needs, academic libraries find themselves better placed to support their institutional international agenda more widely.