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Introduction
Political science studies at the University of Pennsylvania focus on the theory and practice of politics at the domestic and international levels. Major areas covered in the curriculum include quantitative and formal political analysis, American politics, political theory, comparative politics, and international relations.
Reference & Background
Locate reference and background resources for overviews of political science topics, concepts and more.
Journal Articles & Books
Locate books, journals, and scholarly articles in Franklin for your political science research.
U.S. Government
Locate resources for U.S. government legislative, executive, judicial, and other documents.
Comparative Politics
Locate resources for the comparative study of the world's electoral and political systems.
Conflict, Peace, and Security
Locate resources for the study of political conflict, peace and security, and conflict resolution.
Political Communication
Resources for the study of the role of media and its influence on political discourse.
Political & Economic Data
Locate data and other statistical resources for political and economic research.
Political Economy
Locate resources for the study of the relationship between economic markets and the state.
Political Psychology
Locate resources for the study of politics and politicians at the psychological level.
Political Theory
Locate resources for the study of political theories, history and ideas, and philosophies.
United Nations
Locate resources for UN documents including resolutions and publications from legislative bodies.