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POLI 54: The American Worker: Home
Research Design & Support
- What Makes a Good Research Question?Handout from Duke University's Thompson Writing Program Writing Studio. Has good guidelines for and examples of research questions in the social sciences.
- UNC Writing CenterVisit UNC's Writing Center to make appointments, find writing tips, and access handouts useful for writing literature reviews and research papers.
- Writing Standards in Political ScienceHandout from The Writing Center at UNC on writing in Political Science
Finding Books
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You can also refine your results by using the facets on the left side of the screen.
Sample Subjects:
- Keyword: family leave and policy
- Associated Subject Heading: Parental leave -- United States
- Associated Subject Heading: Labor laws and legislation -- United States
Citing
Plagiarism Tutorial
This is an interactive tutorial dealing with plagiarism and how to summarize and cite your sources correctly.
Business Research Consultant/Librarian
Nancy Lovas
Contact:
Davis Library
Subjects: Accounting, Banking, Business, Company Information, Country Economics, Country Information, Economic Data/Statistics, Economics, Economics Literature, Entrepreneur/Small Business Information, Global Business, Industry Information, Investment Information, Marketing, Patents, POLI: Political Science, Political Science
Interlibrary Loan
Can't find the article, book, or report you need at our library? You can request it from another library through interlibrary loan.