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BUSH 601 - Leadership in International Affairs

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This guide provides access and assistance for finding books, articles and other information for BUSH 601: Leadership .The tabs above provide assistance with:

  • Finding Books
  • Finding Articles
  • Web resources (recommended by Dr. Cerami)
  • Additional Help

Course-related readings and materials are available at http://library-reserves.tamu.edu.  This includes access to any electronic articles or scanned chapters, information about the location and status of textbooks and other print readings and links to streaming media on the web like movies and lectures.

For getting started on finding evaluating review literature, check out Starting Points for Books Reviews. 

Additional subject specific resources are available through subject guides in:

Management
International Affairs/International Studies
Political Science

For region-specific information, there are also area studies subject guides in: 

Africana Studies
East & SE Asian Studies
Hispanic Resources
Race & Ethnic Studies

If you have have questions, need help with your research or would like to make a suggestion about the resources or presentation of this guide, please don't hesitate to contact us.

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