Iraq Conflict Research Guide  Tags: iraq iraq_war political_science_public_admin law_government_documents 9/11  

These web sites serve as meta-guides to resources about Iraq and the Iraq-US conflict.

Iraq (Portals To the World)
http://www.loc.gov/rr/international/amed/iraq/iraq.html

The Library of Congress' Portals to the World project provides extensive coverage of available Internet resources for countries and selected topics. The Iraq web site provides a comprehensive listing, with annotations, of web sites pertaining to Iraq inclduign web sites that cover economy, culture, education, embassies, geography and environment, government and politics, health, hsitory, language and literature, libraries, listservs and newsgroups, media and communications, national security,. organizations, recreation, religion, science and technology, and Iraqi society.

Iraq War Debate
http://www.lib.umich.edu/govdocs/iraqwar.html

Developed by the Documents Department at the University of Michigan Library, this meta-site provides an extensive overview of resources pertaining to the Iraq conflict. Note that this resource also includes links open only to UM users; however, many of these same resources may also be found on the Mississippi State University Libraries' web page. Includes links to information on threat assessments, containment strategies, military issues, war, projected political aftermath of war, US occcupation, government and interest groups.

Librarians Internet Index: Websites You Can Trust
http://lii.org/

The Librarians' Internet Index (LII) is a publicly-funded website which features thousands of high-quality websites carefully selected, described, and organized by a team of librarians.
Middle East : LII page of web sites focusing on the Middle East. Features an RSS feed for updates.

Terrorism: A Navy Department Library Research Guide
http://www.history.navy.mil/library/guides/terrorism.htm

The Navy Department Library’s research guide provides access to related resources, with particular emphasis on US documents and position papers.

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