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GU-Q: GOVT-1400: Comparative Political Systems

Library Services

This guide is designed to help you find the best resources for your assignments for the course of "Comparative Political Systems".

Consultations

Drop by my office (1B15, Library 1st floor), book an appointment with me, or send me an email (pt491@georgetown.edu) to arrange for an individual consultation. I can help you locate academic and scholarly materials for your assignments.

Working Hours

Librarian: I am available from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, Sunday - Thursday.

Library: Working Hours

How to Use Reference Sources

  1. At the beginning stages of your assignment you will need some additional background information on your subject.
  2. During the middle stages of your project you might need to find the definition of a term you are unfamiliar with, or explore related topics.

Reference sources like subject dictionaries, topic encyclopedias and reference databases can help you to:

  • Clarify new terms.
  • Find background information on your subject(s).
  • Create a list of related terms to expand or focus your research (mind mapping).
  • Point you to additional resources.

Credo Reference Database

Credo is a database that contains encyclopedias, handbooks, guides and dictionaries in all disciplines. You can find it in the library's website under "Databases". You can also type your keywords in the box below:

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