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POLSCI 339: Introduction to Chinese Politics   Tags: course_guide  

This guide provides basic research resources for students in Political Science 339, Introduction to Chinese Politics, Fall 2010, taught by Mary Gallagher. The electronic resources listed here are intended to assist students in writing research papers.
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Electronic Resources for POLSCI 339

This guide provides links to useful materials for writing papers for the course Introduction to Chinese Politics.  The tabs at the top of the page present three categories of resources:  article databases to help you navigate scholarly secondary literature; English-language news sources; and electronically-accessible primary sources.

 

The Library also has a full research guide dedicated to the discipline of political science.

And another guide to help you navigate library resources in Chinese.

 

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Call Number: Undergraduate Library Reserves Q 180.55 .M4 B66 2008
ISBN: 9780226065656

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