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Welcome to Political Science

 

 

Anything can happen in the world of politics so you have to stay on your toes, do your research, and stay current with events happening around you and globally. It's a lot to juggle! This guide should help you get started. Reach out to a librarian if you need any help!

Political Science Resources

  • Dictionary of Political Science Terms. From the Concise Oxford Dictionary of Politics, 2013.
  • Brookings Institute The Brookings Institute is a "Think Tank" that generates ideas and research on all sorts of issues. Generally seen as left-leaning.
  • CATO Institute A Libertarian think-tank devoted to individual freedom.
  • Congressional Research Service Reports on subjects that Congressmen have asked about. Maybe they have something for you!
  • CQ Researcher Well-done and extensive (about 15 pages each) reports on many topics. An excellent starting place for any research in political issues.
  • EBSCOhost Our biggest collection of magazine and journal articles. Updated daily. Also available as a Mobile Site.  New to EBSCOhost? Take a look at our handout.
  • Opposing Viewpoints in Context This database provides a one-stop source for information on current social issues. Includes viewpoint articles on both sides of an issue, topic overviews, statistics, primary documents, links to websites, and full-text magazine and newspaper articles. Handout and Guide for Opposing Viewpoints

 

News in the World of Politics

Politico Playbook: newsfeed on US politics


New York Time Politics feed


Wall Street Journal news feed

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