LibGuides: March: Book One (Common Text 2015-2016): Political Science

Political Science Research Topics

The following research topics are related to "March (Book One)" and may be of interest to Political Science classes:

Judgment Days by Nick Kotz
Call Number: E847.2 .K67 2005
ISBN: 0618088253
Publication Date: 2005-01-12

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The Voting Rights Act of 1965 by Laurie Collier Hillstrom
Call Number: JK1924 .H55 2009
ISBN: 0780810481
Publication Date: 2008-12-10

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The Battle of Indiana
The article discusses how a battle over Indiana's Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) and gay rights is changing a culture war in the state and across America, and it mentions Indiana's Republican Governor Mike Pence and same-sex marriage laws. Topics discussed include the legal rights of LGBT people, social conservatism in the U.S., and whether religious freedom laws give businesses the right to discriminate against gay people. The article also discusses the impact of social issues on Republican presidential candidate political platforms.
Egypt's Uprising and the Shifting Spatialities of Politics
The article focuses on the uprising in Egypt in 2011 and how it has been described as a social media revolution. The author analyzes how politics are sustained by media technology, explores how media can reach across local, national, and global boundaries, and describes how the shifting spatialities of different media can impact government. She discusses how Internet websites Facebook, Twitter, and Google impacted the revolution in Egypt. Concepts of globalization, freedom of expression, and political control are also discussed.

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