PSCI 4820: International Conflict Management
This class page is based on the Research Project required for Dr. Michael Greig's Political Science 4820 course; however, it has basic research steps that are useful for any research you do. For your research project, you will need to use Keesing's and LexisNexis Academic to identify instances of conflict management efforts that applied to your selected conflict. If you find you need more help, use the Ask Us services. Library reference staff members can be reached in person and through phone and email. You may also contact the library liaison for the Political Science Department, Julie Leuzinger.
LexisNexis Academic
- Click on this link to get to LexisNexis Academic
- If you are off campus, you will be prompted to enter your EUID and Password (if you need to look up your EUID or reset your Password, you can do this through UNT's Account Management System)
- Enter your search terms into the box (If you are searching a phrase, use parenthesis to search all the words together: "Moro Islamic Front" if you want to narrow your search use the connector AND: "Moro Islamic Front" and Philippines.) Select a Source (Major World Publications), then click the Search button to the right.
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From the results page you may select and article of interest then read, print, download or email the article.
Keesing's Record of World Events
- Click on this link to get to Keesing's Record of World Events
- If you are off campus, you will be prompted to enter your EUID and Password (if you need to look up your EUID or reset your Password, you can do this through UNT's Account Management System).
- Enter your search terms into the text box (Moro Islamic Front: do not use parenthesis as with LexisNexis) and click GO.
- From the results page, scroll down to view the Cluster's limiter on the lower left hand side of the page. Select Nations from the three tabs (Nations, People, Tags), then select Philippines.
- The above steps will yield results from a keyword search for the following words: Moro, Islamic, Front, Philippines. Select an article from this list.
Political Science Resources
Use the Political Science Subject Guide for subject specific resources.
- The Council on Foreign Relations is an online resource for everyone in these turbulent times who wants to learn more about the complex international issues challenging policymakers and citizens alike.
- The CIA World Factbook provides information on the history, people, government, economy, geography, communications, transportation, military and transitional issues for 267 world entities.
APA Style examples online:
OWL by Purdue - APA formatting and style guide (updated to 6th edition). Always check APA manual!
NOTE!
- Always be sure that you are using the most current edition, unless older editions are approved.
WRITING HELP:
For writing assistance please contact the writing lab.
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