Course-Related Links:
» Publisher's study guide to the Lowi/Ginsberg/Shepsle textbook. Surprisingly extensive and good. (You've paid for it, so you may as well use it.)
» Claremont Colleges Library: Government documents section
» Claremont Colleges Library: resources for Political Science research
» Electronic Reserves
» University of Michigan government documents research site -- excellent.
» CQ Library, for the Congressional Quarterly Weekly Report and the Congressional Researcher (accessible only when you're logged into the Claremont Colleges computer network.)
» The Lexis-Nexis "Congressional Compass," which allows searches for laws, bills, hearings, legislative histories, etc. (again, accessible only through the Claremont Colleges network)
» FirstGov, the best starting point when looking for information about the U.S. national government or public policy
» STAT-USA (unified site for all federal statistics)
» Statistical Abstract of the United States
» U.S. Census Bureau
» The Census Bureau Data Map
» U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economics and Statistics Administration
» U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis
» National Center for Education Statistics

Last modified: September 5, 2007