Research Guides: Political Science 351: Introduction & Background

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This guide provides links to resources and strategies for finding information for the PSCI 351 research proposal. For additional information or to schedule an individual research consultation, please contact Rebecca Ohm, library liaison for Political Science.

Recommended Reference Sources for PSCI 351

Encyclopedia of Latin American History and Culture
Call Number: SAWYER REFERENCE F1406 .E53 2008
Excellent for any project relating to Latin America. Start with the appendix in volume six that groups all entries by theme. Biographies are also listed here as well as in the comprehensive index.
South America, Central America, and the Caribbean
Call Number: SAWYER REFERENCE F1406.5 .S68 2015
Comprehensive overview of the region's current political and economic situation. Economic, social and demographic statistics are given. Use the past issues (request from the Library Shelving Facility) to get historical data.

South America, Central America, and the Caribbean
Online version of the above. For past issues, you should request the print from the Library Shelving Facility

International Financial Statistics This link opens in a new window
Publication Dates: 1948-Present
Provides financial and economic data as reported to the International Monetary Fund.

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