Research Guides: GOVT 402: Borders, Boundaries, and Democracy: Other Sources of Interest

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The following resources contain information that could be very helpful as you research your topics.

Border and Migration Studies Online This link opens in a new window
Border and Migration Studies Online is a collection that explores and provides historical background on more than thirty key worldwide border areas. It contains a mixture of primary sources (letters, videos, government documents, etc) and scholarly articles.
Oxford Bibliographies Online: International Relations This link opens in a new window
The Oxford Bibliographies Online: International Relations consist of annotated bibliographies on subjects under the umbrella of international relations. Each bibliography will list key scholarly books, articles, and other resources for the subject in addition to providing an overview of the research area. While it might not contain an entry exactly on your topic, look for areas related to your topic for additional resources.
Oxford Bibliographies Online: Political Science This link opens in a new window
The Oxford Bibliographies Online: Political Science consist of annotated bibliographies on subjects under the umbrella of political science. Each bibliography will list key scholarly books, articles, and other resources for the subject in addition to providing an overview of the research area. While it might not contain an entry exactly on your topic, look for areas related to your topic for additional resources.

Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy
This encyclopedia provides excellent overviews of philosophical scholarship & debates on particular topics with extensive bibliographies. Consider looking at the entries on: Immigration, Nationalism, Citizenship, and Global Democracy. **Reminder: Do not use these entries as main sources in your paper, but rather as a way to learn more about your topic and locate scholarly sources.

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