Political Science Sites of Working Papers



Annotated Bibliography on Freedom of Expression: Dorothy Bowles, University of Tennessee. The bib was designed for a conference on free expression, mass media, and the American public.

Assisted Suicide, Hate Crimes, Use of DNA Evidence, and Capital Punishment of Juveniles: Patrick Fagan, University of Southern Mississippi.; Headings include Corrections, Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, American Criminal Justice, Juvenile Law, Administration of Law Enforcement, Criminal Evidence, and Criminal Justice Journals.

Courts, Law, and Judicial Process: Richard Brisbin, West Virginia University. The major sections here are the scope of interdisciplinary study of legal and judicial politics; the constitutive and prescriptive meaning of law; policymaking and political ordering through disputing in civil cases; policy formulation in civil litigation at the trial court level; criminal legal process in the United States; the instrumental practice of law; change of the legal policy-making process; American constitutional law; and comparative law.

Constitutional Law, 2001, readings list: Patrick Fagan, University of Southern Mississippi.; Includes book reviews or annotations.

Constitutional Law, 1999, readings list: Patrick Fagan, University of Southern Mississippi.; Includes book reviews.

Criminal Justice: University of Toronto Library of Criminology. Multi bibliographies are available under the following categories: Battered Woman Syndrome; Police Performance; Boot Camps; Prison Privatization; Capital Punishment; Private Policing; Electronic Monitoring; Serial Murder; Female Gangs; War on Drugs; Gendered Justice; Women in Policing; Gun Control; Women in Prison; Insanity Defense; Youth Transfer; Juvenile Homicide; and Zero Tolerance Policing.

Disability Law: University of Georgia, E. Ann Pucket. The following categories are available: Accessibility/Universal Design, Accommodations, ADA Jurisprudence, Community Based Care/Assisted Living, Defenses and Remedies, Defining Disability/Major Life Activities, Education, Employment, Healthcare, Housing, and Insurance.

Public Law 2000, readings list: Patrick Fagan, University of Southern Mississippi.; Includes book reviews or annotations.

Public Law 1990, readings list: Patrick Fagan, University of Southern Mississippi.

Readings on Corruption, Conspiracy, and Constitutional Principles: Jon Roland, Constitution Society.

Liberty Library of Constitutional Classics: Comprehensive collection of the principal works on constitutional history, law, government, and interpretation, including those written by the Founders, read by them, or written about their thinking by those close to them or who have intensively studied them. The actual works are included in this bibliography.