Library and Other Links on EU Matters
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  HomeSmallArrow European Links from the University of California Berkeley

    This is the absolute best site. It organizes the EU’s affairs even better than the EU itself. On the first page, keep scrolling down to see what I mean.

  HomeSmallArrow University of Keele Resources in Political Science

    Possibly the best political science list in the world. It lists links by topics (parties and elections) and also by regions and countries. It pays to spend some time exploring the links listed on the first page of this site. Here is the information arranged by Individual Countries.

  HomeSmallArrow European Studies from the University of Pittsburgh

    If it’s in Pittsburgh, it’s gotta be good, and this one is excellent. In fact, it may even be better than the Berkeley page above.

  HomeSmallArrow Guide to the EU from the University of Pittsburgh

    This is an outstanding guide. It lists EU resoures (Web and traditional) by subject categories, including currently pressing issues such as EMU and Expansion. From Pittsburgh, of course.

  HomeSmallArrow University of Michigan Electronic Resources in Political Science

    Another excellent site for political science generally, with nicely organized links.

  HomeSmallArrow Links from the University of Indiana Library

    An excellent political science page generally. Link forward to Comparative Politics to find material on Europe.

  HomeSmallArrow European Documentation Center University of Mannheim

  HomeSmallArrow European Documentation Center at University of North London

  HomeSmallArrow European Documentation Centers A List

    Includes description of what European Documentation Centers are, as well as further EU links.

  HomeSmallArrow TUFTS LIBRARY RESOURCES IN POLITICAL SCIENCE

    A wealth of information, so it is worth scrolling down to see what is here. Note that there are many resources to which Tufts subscribes that are not available (for free) elsewhere. Users outside of Tufts may find access to some resources blocked. Sorry.


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