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American Political Internet Resources (text file) |
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Daniel Bell, The End of Ideology (Chap. 13 on "The Mood of Three Generations" and excerpt from the Conclusion) (Al Fireis, U. Penn) |
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Bruce Bimber (U. California, Santa Barbara), "The Internet and Political Transformation" (1996) |
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Charlotte's WWWeb (Government Reform Resources) |
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The Coin-Operated Congress (Mother Jones magazine's list of political action committee contributors to nearly 4,000 candidates for U.S. federal offices in the 1992 and 1994 elections) |
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The Council for Excellence in Government |
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Dean's Voting Guide (non-partisan info and links covering U. S. politics) (Dean D. Paxton) |
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Gallup Poll |
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Grand Old Page Directory of Political Sites (Berkeley Internet Connections) |
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Law and Politics Internet Guide (Randy Roberts) |
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Left, Right & Center ("one-stop site for diverse political commentary, humor, and news"; "designed in the spirit of bipartisanship") (Dave Varadian) |
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US Constitution (Legal Information Institute, Cornell U.) |
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The MoJo Wire--Interactive Exposés and Politics (online version of the Mother Jones magazine) |
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New Politics ("the non-partisan U.S. Political Participation Resource") (Lee Philip Stral) |
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Political Action Resources (Kim Software) |
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Political Resources, Inc.: The Political Superstore ("tools for [U.S.] candidate / corporate / issue campaigns"; includes links to political info and resources) |
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POLITICS (Politics listserv converted to hypertext) |
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Politics1 ("comprehensive links to Presidential, Gubernatorial, US Senate & Congressional candidates and political parties across the spectrum") (Ron Gunzburger) |
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TORE: Text Optimum Retrieval Engine/Federal Register (sophisticated search interface for the Federal Register; fuzzy, proximity, and other searches) |
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Vote Smart Web ("national non-profit, non-partisan voter information organization") |
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