Internet Guide Designed for the legal profession, academia and the public, is your one-stop source for legal research. Politics, moreover, invades popular culture, often suppressing or exacerbating concerns that first emerged in other supposedly apolitical venues. The article reviews the methodology and structure of the Web-based introductory course in American government and evaluates the results of such instruction. Users can search or browse the papers, which will be available until August 1998. This site contains numerous resources for the study of political theory, including a Newsletter, a listing of recent books in political theory, and links to related journals, research institutions, conference announcements, fellowships and grants, and professional announcements.
Interested users can also find a collection of links to online syllabi, texts, and other sites.
The site also includes a collection of unannotated related links. The open.gov.uk web service will be gradually withdrawn over the next few months and cease to be available from 1st July 2001. National Statistics range of official UK statistics and information about statistics, and also provides free access to a selection of recently released publications in downloadable pdf format. The Instant Figures section gives the latest economic indicators, provides brief statistics, and amongst other things there is a StatBase on-line database, which holds a large selection of Government statistics. There is a very efficient search engine at the top of the home page.