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Welcome to the Political Science Research Guide!
This guide introduces you to library resources for doing research in political science. Just use the tabs above to start your research!
If you need help, please email me wang1r@cmich.edu. If you need instant help, chat with a librarian using the Chat box on the right -> or call the library reference desk at 989-774-3470.
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To learn more about the study of political science at CMU, visit the Political Science Department website.
Rui Wang, MLIS, MA, Social Sciences Librarian/Associate Professor
Subject Librarian for Sociology, Anthropology, Social Work, Political Science, Psychology, Neuroscience, Military Science, Official Representative of Interuniversity Consortium for Political and Social Research (ICPSR), and Interim Government Documents Librarian
Incoming library workshops - Spring semester, 2013, Park Library, open to everyone
- Workshop: iPOLLbank - March 14th 2013, 2-3 pm in Library Room 209A poll is a type of survey or inquiry into public opinion conducted by interviewing a random sample of people. iPOLL is a collection of public opinion surveys produced by Roper Center. It offers about 600,000 questions and answers from polls conducted in the US by survey organizations since 1935. Users can view demographic tables to see how different groups by age, education, income, gender, political parties, and religions responded to questions.
This workshop will give you a hands-on experience: how to search for iPOLL, retrieve tables, summarize, and interpret tables.
Political Science course guides
- Comparative Politics & International Relations
- Elections and Parties
- Political Science - Graduate Programs
- PSC 150: World Politics
- PSC 242: Introduction to Comparative Politics
- PSC 261: State and Local Government
- PSC 280: Introduction to Empirical Methods of Political Research
- PSC 323 - American Parties and Politics
- PSC 341: Comparative Politics: Eastern Europe
- PSC 780: Research in Public Administration in Political Science
- PSC/WST 426: Feminist theory
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