Politics 113:  Politics and the Media
LIBRARY RESOURCES

Contents:
Course description
Recommended reading
General
Topics
Reference books
Voyager searches
Databases

Internet sites
Writing skills
Library information

.Book cover for Television: The Critical View. 7th ed. Lecturers: Meg Bates, Emma Blomkamp

Subject Librarian: 
Jennifer Graham
 
Level 1
General Library

University of Auckland

Department of Political Studies
Oxford University Press has given permission for this book cover to be displayed on this page.

Election Campaigns and Coverage top of page


Media Democracy, Citizenship, Regulation top of page


Media and War  top of page


Media Entertainment, Sport, and Politics top of page


Media, Maori, Multiculturalism top of page


New Media and Democracy top of page


Reference books top of page

In the initial stage of your research, you need to define your topic, and identify the terminology you will use when you are searching databases. Dictionaries and encyclopedias will help you with terminology. Articles in encyclopedias provide an overview of a topic.

Voyager searches top of page

Suggested subject searches on Voyager. Click on the subject headings to display an index of subject heading terms on Voyager. From within the Voyager index, click on a subject heading to display a corresponding list of books and journals. 
 
Advertising Political
Athens (Greece) Politics and government
                     
British Broadcasting Corporation
Campaign management
Communication and culture
Communication in politics
Communication International
Freedom of the press
Government and the press
Information society Political aspects
Information technology Political aspects            
Internet Social aspects
Journalism Objectivity
Journalism Social aspects
Journalistic ethics
Language and culture
Mass media
Mass media Influence
Mass media Moral and ethical aspects
Mass media Political aspects
Mass media Social aspects
New Zealand Parliament elections
Oral communication
Oral tradition
Political campaigns
Political participation
Political psychology
Power Social sciences

Press and politics
Printing History
Public interest
Public opinion
Public opinion polls
Radio broadcasting policy New Zealand
Reporters and reporting
Representative government and representation
Symbolism in politics
Technology and civilization
Technology Political aspects
Technology Social aspects
Telecommunication Political aspects
Television and politics
Television broadcasting
Television broadcasting of news
Television in politics
Television viewers
Television New Zealand
Transmission of texts

Databases top of page

You need to be logged on with your Net ID and Net Password to access the following databases.  See also the Political Studies and the History resources page.

Internet sites top of page

  1. General
  2. New Zealand
  3. Media at War

General top of page

New Zealand top of page

Media at War top of page


Writing skills top of page

In your essays the footnotes and bibliography should be set out according to either the Chicago style for footnotes and bibliography (known as Chicago A), or according to the Harvard style. The Library has compiled guides to Harvard and Chicago referencing styles. The Chicago Manual of Style contains many examples for footnotes and the bibliography.


Library Information top of page 

For Library database tutorials see Library course bookings.

Strongly recommended for first year students are: 
Information Commons (IC) Facilities 
IT Access and Support at the University of Auckland 
Library & Resources Overview - City Campus 
Voyager Introduction - City Campus 

Want to test your Library skills? Click here to go to an online test 'Understanding your reading list'. Follow the links on the bottom of the test page, to find out more about each type of reference.

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