UCLA Library Collections and Internet Resources in:

Public Policy and Social Research

Contents:

[ball icon] Labor / Industrial Relations
[ball icon] Policy Studies
[ball icon] Social Welfare
[ball icon] Urban Planning
[ball icon] UCLA School of Public Policy and Social Research Homepage
[ball icon] YRL Reference and Instructional Services (Government Information Collection)
(Maps, cartographic information, census and other government publications, and non-governmental materials in the broadly defined area of "public affairs")

Labor / Industrial Relations

[ball icon] FUTUREWORK
(Listserv and links on redesigning work, income distribution and education)
[ball icon] Labor Research Portal
[ball icon] LaborNet
[ball icon] L.A. Repetitive Stress Injury Support Group
(Includes links to other information on RSI)
[ball icon] International Institute of Social History
(Documents and research on history of the labor movement, European emphasis)
[ball icon] Brave New Work World & New Work News
[ball icon] Cornell University Institute of Industrial Relations
(Includes many related links)
[ball icon] Working Today
[ball icon] Duke Occupational & Environmental Medicine
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Policy Studies

[ball icon] Brookings Institution
[ball icon] Electronic Policy Network
(A project of The American Prospect; includes "Idea Central," a shared site of numerous organizations)
[ball icon] Institute of International Studies, U.C. Berkeley
[ball icon] Policy Library
(A nonprofit and nonpartisan UK enterprise, this site links to an array of policy resources, with international coverage.)
[ball icon] Policy Street
(Links to non-academic policy-related sites: advocacy, think-tanks, government, business and industry)
 
[ball icon] RAND California
(An online source on Public Policy and Economics ; trial subscription through July 30, 2000)
[ball icon] Urban Institute
[ball icon] Virtual Library on Migration and Ethnic Relations
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Social Welfare

[ball icon] American Public Human Services Association
[ball icon] Child Welfare Home Page
(Created by SPPSR Professor Duncan Lindsey)
[ball icon] Child Welfare League of America
[ball icon] Connect for Kids
(By the Benton Foundation, tracks child welfare efforts in states and links to other child welfare policy sites)
[ball icon] Family & Society Studies Worldwide
[ball icon] Gerontology Library - Web Links
(Andrus Gerontology Library, USC)
[ball icon] Institute for Research on Poverty
(Universtiy of Wisconsin, includes a "Virtual Green Book" of poverty data and links to other sites and data sources)
[ball icon] Joint Center for Poverty Research (Northwestern University and University of Chicago)
[ball icon] National Association of Social Workers
[ball icon] National Association of Welfare Research and Statistics
[ball icon] National Data Archive on Child Abuse and Neglect
[ball icon] National Governor's Association
(Includes many links and texts on welfare reform)
 
[ball icon] Social Work and Social Services Jobs Online
(George Warren Brown School of Social Work at Washington University in St. Louis)
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Urban Planning

[ball icon] Electronic Journals and Texts
JSTOR (Full text content of core journals in the social sciences, humanities and mathematics. Journals complete from their beginning to approximately five years ago)
LexisNexis Academic (Full-text news, business, and legal information)
(Note: Database is unavailable every Saturday night/Sunday morning, 11:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m., Pacific time.)
Online Planning (Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis, University College, London)
Planning and Markets: An Electronic Journal (School of Policy, Planning and Development, USC)
The State of the Nation's Cities: A Comprehensive Database on American Cities and Suburbs (Center for Urban Policy Research, Rutgers University, for U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development)
Urban Land Institute (ULI) (Includes full-text of Urban Land journal and other ULI publications)
(User name and password required ; use restricted to UCLA faculty, staff and students. Contact the Social Sciences Bibliographer, rmedford@library.ucla.edu)
Urban Planning, 1794-1918 (Full-text primary source planning documents)
[ball icon] Guides to Urban Planning on the Internet
California PATH - Partners for Advanced Transit and Highways (Excellent links to transportation resources, especially intelligent transportations systems)
Cyburbia - The Planning and Architecture Internet Resource Center (formerly PAIRC ; 7000+ links to Urban Planning resources)
Research Guides to City & Regional Planning (Environmental Design Library, University of California, Berkeley)
The Subway Page (Links to world subway and other transportation information resources)
[ball icon] Research Organizations
American Planning Association / American Institute of Certified Planners (APA/AICP)
Center for Urban Transportation Research, University of South Florida (Includes extensive links to transportation resources and a section on African American mobility issues)
HUD USER - Policy Development and Research's Information Service (Federal government information on housing, urban planning, and related topics)
Institute of Transportation Engineers (Includes extensive links to transportation planning resources)
Interplan on the Web (APA International Division)
Planners Network
Taub Urban Research Center (New York University ; excellent links for New York City and beyond)
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