Politics and International Relations   Tags: politics  

Follow the paths of 5 politics students and a staff member to encounter the rich political science resources available through the Monash University Library system.

• Meet Julia, who has just enrolled;
• Ban, who is writing his first essay;
• Hugo, who is preparing for his first exams;
• Hillary, who is keen to get into Honours;
• Xanana, who has just started a PhD thesis; and
• Barack, who is a new staff member in the School of Political and Social Inquiry.

Click on the appropriate tab (above) to find out how the Library can help you with your political studies.

Contact Librarians: Anita Dewi (Matheson Library), Janet McGarry (Caulfield Library), Penny Presta (Berwick Library), Marion Slawson (Gippsland Library)

Learning Skills Advisers: Darci Taylor (Matheson Library), Fiona Patterson (Caulfield Library), Sebastian Borutta (Berwick Library)

Ask the staff at the Library Information Desks

Telephone +61 3 9905 5054

Email one of the Politics librarians or the Arts learning skills advisers

Four Corners 50 Years comprises current affairs tv stories from 1960's onwards. Also from the site is an app for ipads which includes fantastic rich media content.

WikiLeaks US Embassy Cables is the site providing access to the 251,287 secret documents released into the public domain

Australian Policy Online (APO) is a wonderful research focused website which includes many new reports on social issues concerning Australia and the world in general. It is updated weekly

Slow TV comprises discussions, debates, lectures on Australian political, social and cultural issues. It is a new median in providing relevant political content, linked to The Monthly magazine

Digital archive of John F Kennedy. A new collection of historical records including phone conversations on a range of topics including Cuban missile crisis. Fascinating!