Subject Guide - Political Science
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RPCC Library Online Resources
- CQ Researcher Plus Archive (1923 - Present): In–depth, non–biased full text reports on topics and issues in the news.
- Films On Demand: Political Science
- History Reference Center: Reference books, history magazines, historical documents, etc.
- Legal Source: Full-text articles from scholarly law journals on legal issues, studies, and more.
- Military and Government Collection: Almost 300 journals covering military and government topics.
- SocINDEX with Full-Text: Over 390 journals, over 720 books, and more.
Where to Look!
Find books and DVDs shelved in these call numbers:
- J – Political Science - General legislative & executive papers
- JA – Political science (General reference, political theory, history, etc.).
- JC – Political theory. Theories of state.
- JC 131 to JC 273 – Modern state (16th century to date).
- JC 421 to JC 423 – Democracy.
- JC 489 to JC 497 – Political change, revolutions, dictatorships, etc.
- JC 571 to JC 605 – Human rights, civil rights, freedoms, etc.
- JF – Political institutions and public administration.
- JF 225 to JF 619 – Organs (bodies) and functions of government, including heads of state, parliamentary government, legislation, etc.
- JF 2011 to JF 2112 – Political parties.
- JK – Political institutions and public administration, United States.
- JK 54 to JK 274 – Colonial period through the 20th century.
- JK 501 to JK 868 – Executive branch.
- JK 1012 to JK 1432 – Congress. Legislative branch.
- JK 1507 to JK 1603 – Judiciary (see also KF 8700 to KF 8709).
- JK 1717 to JK 2217 – Political rights. Citizenship. Suffrage. Electoral system.
- JK 2255 to JK 2391 – Political parties.
- JK 2403 to JK 9593 – State government.
- JK 4701 to JK 4793 – Louisiana.
- K – Law in general; comparative and uniform law; jurisprudence.
- KF – Law of the United States.
- KF 1600 to KF 2940 – Regulation of industry, trade, and commerce.
- KF 3300 to KF 3995 – Social legislation. Public health. Medical legislation. Public safety. Control of social activities.
- KF 4501 to KF 5130 – Constitutional law.
- KF 8700 to KF 9075 – Courts. Organization and procedure.
- KFL – Louisiana.
American Government Resources
- USA.gov, the official website of the U. S. government.
- About the U.S. and Its Government includes facts & figures, a directory to U.S. departments & agencies, and more.
- Branches of the U.S. Government
- Congress.gov provides access to live streamed meetings when in session, video archives, information on current bills, etc. (Legislative)
- The White House includes statements, briefings, and various topics. (Executive)
- Supreme Court of the United States includes live oral argument audio when in session as well as archived recordings and transcripts. (Judicial)
- GPO: U. S. Government Printing Office offers online access to Federal Government publications, including the United States Government Manual
Louisiana Government
- Louisiana.gov, the official state website.
- Louisiana State Legislature includes information on all state legislation and laws, as well as all state legislators..
- See Louisiana’s Congressional Delegation for our U. S. Senators and Representatives.
- Louisiana Secretary of State: Find voting and election information, as well as historical resources, and more.
- Louisiana House of Representatives
- Louisiana State Senate
Online Resources (non-government)
- OpenSecrets is a non-partisan organization that tracks and reports federal campaign contributions, lobbying efforts, and more.
- PAR Louisiana: Public Affairs Research Council of Louisiana is an independent organization concerned with critical issues facing the state.
- Pew Charitable Trusts is a nonprofit, nonpartisan public policy research organization addressing topics in communities, government, health, and more.
- Public Citizen is a non-partisan, non-government organization whose mission is to “serve as the people’s voice in the nation’s capital.”
- States Newsroom focuses on state politics and policy with newsrooms in almost every state.