This guide is designed to help you get started with your Political Science research.
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Help with course assignments
These guides provide help with specific course topics and assignments:
- POL 100: Introduction to Politics and Government
- POL 101W (Surrey) Term Paper Research
- POL 150: Science, Policy & Innovation (PowerPoint, Summer 2018)
- POL 151: The Administration of Justice
- POL 221: Introduction to Canadian Government
- POL 253: Introduction to Public Policy Process
- POL 313: Political Ideologies
- POL 343: Global Political Economy
- POL 446: International Relations in East Asia
- POL 457/855: Technology and Innovation Policy
- POL 490: Honours Seminar
New Political Science books
- Institutional cosmopolitanism
- The politics of petulance : America in an age of immaturity
- Citizens of nowhere : how Europe can be saved from itself
- The commander's dilemma : violence and restraint in wartime
- Unintended consequences in transitional justice : social recovery at the local level
- Armed drones and globalization in the asymmetric war on terror : challenges for the law of armed conflict and global political economy
- The congressional endgame : interchamber bargaining and compromise
- Civil-military relations in Southeast Asia
- Religion and nationalism in global perspective
- Small states and hegemonic competition in Southeast Asia : pursuing autonomy, security and development amid great power politics
- Civic hope : how ordinary Americans keep democracy alive
- Public servants studied in image and essay : a fanfare for the common bureaucrat
- Negotiating peace : a guide to the practice, politics, and law of international mediation
- Sexual exploitation and abuse by UN peacekeepers : towards a hybrid solution
- How to save a constitutional democracy
- A new politics from the left
- Equality beyond debate : John Dewey's pragmatic idea of democracy
- The United States, India and the global nuclear order : narrative identity and representation
- Innovation ecosystems : increasing competitiveness
- Joining the non-proliferation treaty : deterrence, non-proliferation and the American alliance
- National secession : persuasion and violence in independence campaigns
- We, the sovereign
- Libertarianism
- Fortress Britain? : ethical approaches to immigration policy for a post-Brexit Britain
- Humanitarian Intervention as an exception to the prohibition on the use of force
- European Union political economy : theory and policy
- The principles of constitutionalism
- How the world swung to the Right : fifty years of counterrevolutions
- Practice theory and international relations
- Who donates in campaigns? : the importance of message, messenger, medium, and structure