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How Can I Find Information On...?
September
11, 2001
Note
This
pathfinder is a starting point for your research. It will give you a jump-start
to academic resources in both online and print formats. Ask a reference
librarian for additional suggestions.
Web sites
America
Responds To Terrorism
information from FirstGov, the
official U.S. gateway to all government information for citizens, business
and governments
America's
Response to Terrorism
evaluated sites from the librarians at the
Chicago Public Library
America's
War Against Terrorism
links from the Federal Documents Center at the
University of Michigan Library--a central reference and referral point
for all types of government information--local, state, federal, foreign
or international
Books For Understanding
list of books recommended by the Association of
American University Presses on the events of September 11
Books of 9/11
annotated and comprehensive guide to the books
inspired by the events and aftermath of September 11 from the editors
at Book Magazine
Crisis,
Disaster and Emergency Management
webliography from College & Research Libraries
News;includes resources on emergency management, homeland security,
health and medicine, terrorism, business continuity and recovery plans
and risk assessment and management
Defend America
U.S. Department of Defense web site covering the
response to 9/11 and news about the war on terrorism, with links to many
U.S. agencies and departments
Events
of September 11, 2001:Research & Reference Sources
extensive list of links compiled by Gary Price,
librarian at George Washington University
9-11-2001
News & Legal Resources, Information & Related Services
compiled and edited by Sabrina I. Pacifici, editor,
publisher & web manager of LLRX.com,
a free web journal for the legal and library community
September 11 News.com
comprehensive news and photo archive of U.S. and
international newspaper coverage of the attacks as reported on their front
pages
2001
World Trade Center & Pentagon Attack
annotated and thorough list of links from the
Google web directory
World
Trade Center Attack:The Official Documents
selective guide to official government documents from the library at Columbia
University
Selected
Books In The Oakton
Library
Armour, Rollin
Islam, Christianity and The West:A Troubled History
Call Number: BP172.A736 (DP)
Barber, Benjamin R.
Jihad vs. McWorld
Call Number: HM201.B37 (DP)
Bodansky, Yossef
Bin Laden:The Man Who Declared War on America
Call Number: HV6430.B55B63 (DP)
Cooley, John K.
Unholy Wars:Afghanistan, America and International Terrorism
Call NumberA: JZ1480.A57A3 (DP)
Combs, Cindy C. and Martin Slann
Encyclopedia of Terrorism
Call Number: REF HV6431.C65 (DP)
Egendorf, Laura K., ed.
Terrorism:Opposing Viewpoints
Call Number: HV6431.T485 (DP)
Emerson, Steven
American Jihad:The Terrorists Living Among US
Call Number: HV6432.E44 (DP)
Firestone, Reuven
Jihad:The Origin of Holy War in Islam
Call Number: BP182.F5 (DP)
Friedman, Thomas L.
Longitudes & Attitudes:Exploring The World After September 11
Call Number: HV6432.F75 (DP)
Gillespie, Angus Kress
Twin Towers:The Life of New York City's World Trade Center
Call Number: NA6233.N5W674 (DP)
Gohari, M. J.
The Taliban:Ascent to Power
Call Number: DS371.2.G64 (DP)
Griffin, Michael
Reaping the Whirlwind:The Taliban Movement in Afghanistan
Call Number: DS371.2.G74 (DP)
Hanson, Victor Davis
An Autumn of War:What America Learned from September 11 and The War
on Terrorism
Call Number: HV6432.H377 (DP)
Harris, Bill
The World Trade Center:A Tribute
Call Number: F128.8W85H37 (DP)
Hiro,
Dilip
War Without End: The Rise of Islamist Terrorism and Global Response
Call Number: BP63.A35H57 (DP)
Hoge, James F. and Gideon Rose, eds.
How Did This Happen?:Terrorism and The New War
Call Number: HV6432.H69 (DP)
Kushner,
Harvey W.
Encyclopedia of Terrorism
REF HV6431.K88 (DP)
Lewis, Bernard
What Went Wrong?:The Clash Between Islam and Modernity in The Middle
East
Call Number: DS62.4.L488 (2003) (RHC)
Lewis, Bernard
What Went Wrong?:Western Impact and Middled Eastern Response
Call Number: DS62.4.L488 (2002) (DP)
Lincoln,
Bruce
Holy Terrors: Thinking About Religion after September 11
Call Number: BL65.T47L56 (DP)
Maley,
William, ed.
Fundamentalism Reborn? Afghanistan and The Taliban
Call Number: DS371.3.F86 (DP)
Matuszak,
Nancy, ed.
History Behind the Headlines:The Origins of Conflicts Worldwide
(Vol. 5)
Call Number: REF D410.H57 (DP)
Maxwell, Bruce, comp.
Terrorism:A Documentary History
Call Number: REF HV6431.T4594 (DP)
O'Meara, Meghan Appel, ed.
History Behind The Headlines:The Origins of Conflicts Worldwide (multi-volume
set)
Call Number: REF D410.H57 (DP)
Rashid, Ahmed
Jihad:The Rise of Militant Islam in Central Asia
Call Number: DS329.4.R38 (DP)
Rashid, Ahmed
Taliban:Militant Islam, Oil and Fundamentalism in Central Asia
Call Number: DS371.2.R367 (RHC)
World At Risk: A Global Issues Sourcebook
Call Number: REF JZ1242.W67 (DP)
Zelizer, Barbie and Stuart Allan
Journalism
After September 11
Call Number: PN4853.J59 (DP)
Magazines,
Journals and Newspapers
Search
Expanded
Academic ASAP,
an online periodical index, and for magazine, journal and newspaper
articles related to terrorism and the events of September 11. Many of
these articles will be full text and can be sent to your e-mail account.
You can search this index from any computer on campus. For off campus
access, follow the directions below.
Note
To
access Expanded
Academic ASAP off
campus, ID number is 23211 immediately followed by your social security
number. (example: 23211xxxxxxxxx)
Tip
For
an interesting perspective, compare coverage of the events of September
11th from several different sources including
international newspapers.
Determine the importance of thinking critically about information;learn
to apply the appropriate criteria for evaluating
information and especially for evaluating a news
web site.
Note
This
pathfinder is a starting point for your research. It will give you a jump-start
to academic resources in both online and print formats. Ask a reference
librarian for additional suggestions.
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