Ka-Neng Au Librarian au@rutgers.edu May 15, 2009

Learning Tools: Class Guides: Dana Class Guides:
World Politics (790:321)
Prof. Shaun M. Searson

Books

• To locate books, use the Rutgers Library Catalog.


• To locate more books, use the Rutgers Law Library Catalog.

Rutgers-restricted Resources

• Academic Search Premier. This database from EBSCOhost is multi-dsciplinary and includes many articles in full-text


• CIAO: Columbia International Affairs Online. Full-text of working papers, research reports, policy briefs, and conference proceedings covering theory and research in international affairs.


• PAIS International and Archive. Citations to articles, books, and reports on public policy and international affairs. Note that you will only see abstracts; for the full-text of journal articles, click on , which will lead to locations of the articles.


• Worldwide Political Science Abstracts. References and summaries of articles on political science, international relations, public policy and related fields. For the full-text of journal articles, click on , which will lead to locations of the articles.

Recommended Internet Resources

• Background Notes on all the countries of the world with which the United States has relations.


• The Eldis Gateway to Development Information provides thousands of documents online on all aspects of social and economic development


• International Relations and Security Network offers free access to a large number of open-source digital resources, including full-text electronic copies of books, reports, and working papers.


• YaleGlobal Online is an online magaizne from the Yale Center for the Study of Globalization.


• Use Google Scholar to determine the academic reputation of an author.

Citing your Sources

• RefWorks FAQ for managing your citations


• Using Principles of APA Style to Cite and Document Sources for resources found on the Internet.


• Don't Plagiarize! Document Your Research