Survey of Current Political Science Reference Sources

Abstract

The effect of government on our lives is evident when we read newspapers or magazines, watch television or listen to the radio. At the international, national, and local level, decisions are made which ultimately affect many people. To understand the way governments work, political scientists study the principles, processes, and structures of government as well as the political institutions that have developed. This entails a broad range of interests because of the multiplicity and complexity of relations among governments at all levels.

Citation

Herold, J. (1980), "Survey of Current Political Science Reference Sources", Reference Services Review, Vol. 8 No. 3, pp. 35-49. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb048685