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Contact Info: rlfile@temple.edu phone: 215-204-4571 Paley Library (017-00) Room: 315 (Third Floor - West side near stairs) 1210 W. Berks Street Philadelphia, PA 19122 Send Email Subjects: Political Science, Psychology, General Reference |
Guides Created by Rick LezenbyCities - Geography, Population, Economy, History by Rick Lezenby - last updated on Nov 09th, 2009 These are links to web sites and titles and descriptions of books in Paley that provide information on the geography, population, and economy of specific cities in the U.S. and the world. Online Reference by Rick Lezenby - last updated on Oct 26th, 2009 Reference sources ideally give you the most accepted facts, statistics, and opinions on a topic-- and point you to more sources. Political Science by Rick Lezenby - last updated on Nov 20th, 2009 Introduction to basic library sources for Political Science topic searches for information, articles, and books. Politics in the Philadelphia Metropolitan Area by Rick Lezenby - last updated on Oct 26th, 2009 Sources for information and research on politics and government in the Philadelphia Metropolitan area and Delaware, New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Politics of Health Care in the U.S. by Rick Lezenby - last updated on Nov 18th, 2009 Sources of data, research and opinion on health care proposals and international comparative data. Presidential Campaigns and Elections by Rick Lezenby - last updated on Sep 11th, 2009 Sources for the current and past U.S. presidential campaigns and elections. Presidential Primaries by Rick Lezenby - last updated on Apr 17th, 2008 A series of questions followed by links to sources on the Presidential Selection Procedures in the American States for PS 3105 - the American Party System - makes for a good way to look at U.S. presidential primaries. PS 0859 Making of American Society by Rick Lezenby - last updated on Nov 18th, 2009 Links to library sources for Wal-Mart or big box store projects. PS 0862 Development and Globalization by Rick Lezenby - last updated on Oct 29th, 2009 The questions for the descriptive research paper for PS 0862 Development and Globalization make for a good way to look at library sources for research into the effects of globalization and the development of countries. PS 0866 World Affairs by Rick Lezenby - last updated on Nov 11th, 2009 Notes for the Library Assignment PS 1996 Political Philosophy by Rick Lezenby - last updated on Nov 19th, 2009 Library resources for finding articles PS 2211 Contemporary Politics of Europe by Rick Lezenby - last updated on May 05th, 2009 Suggested library resources for course assignments PS 3103 The Supreme Court by Rick Lezenby - last updated on Oct 26th, 2009 Library resources for term paper projects PS 4896 Democratic Theory by Rick Lezenby - last updated on Oct 22nd, 2009 Information sources for the capstone course on Democratic Theory and American Political Development Psy 4596 Gender and Development by Rick Lezenby - last updated on Sep 11th, 2009 Library resources for projects in the capstone course. Psy 4596 Neuroscience and the Movies by Rick Lezenby - last updated on Oct 22nd, 2009 Sources for doing literature reviews on topics in the Psychology capstone course Spring 2009 Psychology by Rick Lezenby - last updated on Nov 20th, 2009 Introduction to basic library sources for Psychology topic searches for information, articles, and books. Tags: library psych psychology Public Policy and Political Science by Rick Lezenby - last updated on Oct 26th, 2009 Suggested topics for Political Science Capstone Democratic Theory and American Political Development U. S. Foreign Relations by Rick Lezenby - last updated on Oct 26th, 2009 Information sources for researching present and past issues relating to relations between the United States and other countries. WOM STD 0932: Politics of Identity by Fred Rowland, Krystal Lewis, Rick Lezenby, David C. Murray, Gregory McKinney - last updated on Oct 01st, 2009 Gay or straight. Black or white. Male or female. What do these different group identities mean to Americans? (This guide was created for a Spring 2008 class.) |
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