From this page you can connect to Internet sources of information from or about a particular government. Links are organized by government underneath the appropriate heading. All international organizations other than the European Union are grouped under the United Nations heading.
United States Federal Government
Finding Aids
- Agency Index to U.S. government web sites (Washburn University School of Law)
- Documents Center- University of Michigan
- Federal Sources. Links to Federal government information from Louisiana State University
- Fedforms. A central site for finding forms from Federal agencies.
- FedWorld From the National Technical Information Service (NTIS).
- GovBenefits.gov. The official government benefits website. This tool helps citizens find government benefits they may be eligible to receive.
- Infomine- Government Information. Site maintained at the University of California, Riverside
- Searchgov. Commercial site which allows for searching of U.S. federal, state, and local government sites.
- USA.gov. The U.S. government's official web portal.
- Your Government. The White House's gateway to Federal government information on the Internet.
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Federal Agency Sites
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Federal legislation
- GPO Access: Full texts of Congressional bills and resolutions from the 103rd -105th Congresses; the Congressional Record, Congressional reports, and History of Bills from those Congresses; the Federal Register for 1994 - 1997, the United States Code, and Government Accountability Office reports, along with other documents.
- Lexis-Nexis Congressional (Subscription service: UO Users Only)
- Thomas: A server for legislative information from the Library of Congress.
- U.S. House of Representatives Web Server.
- U.S. Senate
- LOCIS Select the "Federal Legislation" database for legislative history of bills for any Congress from the 93rd through the 105th (1973 - 1998). (Telnet access)
Statistics
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Canada
The UO Libraries have been a depository for Canadian government publications since 1965. Canada serves as a useful comparator to the United States in researching public policy issues, and Canadian government publications provide a wealth of information on Canadian policies as well as various international issues.
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Oregon & other states
For links to other state governments and local governments, use State and Local Government on the Net.
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United Nations and other international organizations
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European Union
- Official Sites
- Gateway Sites
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Maintained by: Ted D. Smith, tedsmith@uoregon.edu
Last Modified: 07/08/2008