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COMMUNITY RESOURCES
Discover the resources available
on the Web that create a community of shared interests.
The links provided enable you to
find out more about political science associations, journals,
conferences, other general political science resource sites, as well as newsgroups, on-line discussion
forums, and mail lists.
POLITICAL SCIENCE RESOURCE SITES
Several sites provide broad support to political science students
and faculty. Some of the best include:
Meet other political scientists - by visiting their personal home pages:
Connect to political science departments across ,
in the U.S.
and around
the world.
ASSOCIATIONS
The Academy
of Political Science
American Association
of University Women
American Political
Science Association
The
Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management
Australasian
Political Science Association
British
Columbia Political Studies Association
anadian
Association for Security and Intelligence Studies
Canadian
Association of Programs in Public Administration
Canadian Political Science Association
European
Community Studies Association of Canada
European
Consortium for Political Research
Institute
of Public Administration of Canada links
International
Political Science Association
International
Studies Association
Midwest
Political Science Association
Pacific
Northwest Political Science Association
Political Studies
Association (U.K.)
Political Studies
Association of Ireland
Societe
quebecoise de science politique
Union for Radical
Political Economics
JOURNALS
American
Journal of Political Science
American
Political Science Review
Arms
Sales Monitor
Australian
Journal of Political Science
The
British Journal of Politics and International Relations
Canadian
Foreign Policy Journal
Canadian Journal
of Communication
Canadian
Journal of Political Science
Democratization
Electoral
Studies
Ethics
and Justice
Far Eastern Economic
Review Interactive Edition
Foreign
Affairs
Foreign
Policy
Global Governance
Harvard International
Review
Human
Rights Quarterly
Inroads
Intelligence
and National Security
International
Economic Review
International
Journal of Game Theory
International
Negotiation
International
Organization
International
Peacekeeping Home Page
International
Review of Women and Leadership
International
Security
Journal
of Commonwealth and Comparative Politics
Journal
of Democracy
Journal
of Health Politics, Policy, and Law
Journal of Humanitarian
Assistance
Journal
of Policy Analysis and Management (JPAM)
The
Journal of Strategic Studies Home Page
Journal
of Theoretical Politics
Labour
Review: The Journal of Labour Reform
Legislative
Studies Quarterly
Nationalism
& Ethnic Politics Home Page
New
Political Economy
Policy
Options
Policy
Studies Journal
Political
Analysis
Peace
and Conflict Studies
The
Political Methodologist
Political Science
Quarterly
Political
Studies
Politics
Politique
et societes
PS: Political
Science and Politics
Presidential
Studies Quarterly
Public
Choice
Publius
Review
of International Political Economy
Review of Politics
Revue
Internationale de Politique Comparee
Revue
quebecoise de science politique
SAIS
Review
Social
Science Quarterly
Southern
Africa Political & Economic Monthly
The
Washington Quarterly
Women
& Politics
World
Politics
CONFERENCES
American
Political Science Association Various Meeting
British
Columbia Political Studies Association 2000 Annual Conference
- May 2000, in Victoria, B.C.
Canadian
Political Science Association Annual Meetings
Canadian
Studies Conferences, Colloquia, Seminars - a list of numerous upcoming
conferences in Canadian Studies
International
Political Science Association XVIII World Congress
- August 1-6, 2000, in Quebec City, Que.
International
Studies Association 2001 Annual Convention
A variety of upcoming
conferences around the world are listed by the American Political
Science Association.
MAIL LISTS
Mail lists are essentially mass e-mail. A message sent out to the list
is automatically distributed to all list subscribers. Useful information
about resources and conferences are available on mail lists. Many mail
lists encourage subscribers to post questions and discuss issues for all
to read. The single most useful site for information on relevant political
science mail lists is the "Political
Science List of Lists".
Mail lists are generally managed by three software applications: Majordomo,
Listproc, and Listserv. (You will know this when you are asked to subscribe
to the list by sending e-mail to an address that starts with majordomo@xyz
... or listserv@xyz ...or listproc@xyz ...)
To find out what to do before you subscribe you can send the following
one-word message instead:
To find out what the mail list covers, send the following message:
To join a list run by Majordomo:
Leave the subject line blank
Your message should consist of one line.
- subscribe list_name your@e-mail.address
To find out what to do before you subscribe you can send the following
one-word message instead:
To find out what the mail list covers send the following message:
To join a Listserv or Listproc list:
Leave the subject line blank.
Your message should consist of one line.
- subscribe list_name Your_first_name Your_last_name
You may get messages back asking you to confirm that you want to subscribe
to the list. Just follow the instructions in the message you receive.
To get yourself off any list just go through the same steps, but substitute
"unsubscribe" for "subscribe."
Lists to subscribe to:
POLCAN - the official mail list of the Canadian Political Science Association.
Subscribe to majordomo@sfu.ca with the message:
- subscribe polcan your_e-mail_address
Or, subscribe to polcan-digest, a bi-weekly compilation of the daily messages.
Again, send a message to majordomo@sfu.ca with the message:
- subscribe polcan-digest your_e-mail_address
Access
the POLCAN-DIGEST archive - all editions are available on-line.
Other suggested mail lists include:
PSRT-L Teaching
Political Science Mail list - subscribe to listserv@h-net.msu.edu with the
message:
- SUBSCRIBE PSRT-L Your Name
PUBPOL-L Public Policy Mail List (U.S. orientation) - subscribe to listserv@tc.umn.edu with the message:
- SUBSCRIBE PUBPOL-L Your Name
WMST-L Women's Studies - subscribe to listserv@umdd.umd.edu with the message:
- SUBSCRIBE WMST-L Your Name
To find links to other mail lists, connect to:
List
of Discussion lists
Mailbase
Electronic Mailing List Service - U.K.-based site with over 1700
lists
Political
Science Association lists
NEWSGROUPS
Newsgroups are a special part of the Internet where people can read and
participate in discussion threads on an enormous range of issues. In order
to connect to a newsgroup, you must have your browser configured for a
news server. Some newsgroups on Canadian politics include:
ab.politics - discussion of Albertan
politics
bc.politics - discussion of BC politics
can.gov.announce - a general discussion
group for Canadian government issues
can.gov.general - a newsgroup where announcements
are made by the Canadian government
can.politics - a group on Canadian politics
in general
nb.general - a range of issues in New
Brunswick
ns.general - a range of Nova Scotian issues
ont.general - discussion of events in Ontario
qc.politique - a bilingual discussion
group on Quebec politics
Note: cross-posting is rampant in these groups.
WWW-BASED DISCUSSION FORUMS
Globe
& Mail's National Issues Forum
Speakeasy's
Canoe Cafe
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