Green River LibGuides: One Book 2014-2015: Homeland: Social Media & Electoral Politics

Books in the Library

Twitter - elections
Demand Progress
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Demand Progress works to win progressive policy changes for ordinary people through organizing, and grassroots lobbying. In particular, we tend to focus on issues of civil liberties, civil rights, and government reform.
Pew Research Center: Internet, Science & Tech - Elections and Campaigns

Current articles on social media AND elections OR electoral politics

To find additional articles, try these library databases:

Academic Search Complete (EBSCO)
A multi-disciplinary database for finding articles within academic journals, magazines, and newspapers.
ProQuest Combined Databases
Search millions of articles from ProQuest's electronic collections, including newspapers, academic journals, and popular magazines
Gale eBooks
Search for authoritative information in subject encyclopedias selected for courses and programs at Green River College
CQ Researcher
Browse by topic or keyword to find information on current issue, including social trends, criminal justice, international affairs, and technology.
Opposing Viewpoints in Context (Gale)
Full-text viewpoint essays, topic overviews, journal articles, news, and statistics. A great place to find evidence to support argumentative essays.
Alt-Press Watch (ProQuest)
A full text database of newspapers, magazines and journals from alternative and independent presses. "Challenge mainstream media coverage" for new perspectives on your topics.