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Skip to Main ContentUse the following list of recommended electronic reference sources for accessing electronic reference information related to Political Science topics.
Starting your Research:
When starting your research, it is best to start broad so you can discover potential topics. Here GALILEO will be your go-to as it has a little bit of everything.
Reference Ready:
Found a topic, but don't know much about it yet? This is where the library's reference collection will come in. Finding ebooks on general topics will assist in helping form your thesis statement. Here you may find encyclopedias, atlas, dictionaries, handbooks, and sourcebooks/bibliographies.
Database Researching
Specific databases are going to narrow down your search results, so instead of having everything you're going to start seeing more sources specific to your topic matter.
Finding Journals:
Individual journals are where you start seeing experts come in, who focus specifically on this area of the field.
Journal Name and Browsing Access
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General
Political Science
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American Journal of Political Science
American Political Science Review
Journal of Politics
Perspectives on Politics
Political Research Quarterly
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American Politics
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Legislative Studies Quarterly
Presidential Studies Quarterly
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International Relations
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International Organization
World Politics
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Law
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Harvard Law Review
University of Pennsylvania Law Review
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Political Theory
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Political Theory
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Public Administration
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Administration & Society
Public Administration Quarterly
Public Administration Review
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