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POLITIKA
General information on Russia, its government structure, major political parties and media.
http://www.cityline.ru/politika/e/index.html

Extractions: ENGLISH RUSSIAN WIN KOI DOS ... TRANSLIT Russia: General information The site "POLITIKA" is created for placing about political system of Russia and links to similar resources. Most of information here is in Russian. English part now includes the page with general information on Russia and remote pages on Russian Governors' elections and about general Lebed Russian version (that can also be viewed in latin letters through transliteration port ) includes text of Constitution , detailed directories on the Council of Federation , the "State Duma" Government and Constitutional Court , a little about the President and Ombudsman Later - some inormation on regions and elections is to appear here. Thanks to Information and expert group 'Panorama' and National news service for different kinds of cooperation. The greatest thanks to web-provider CITYLINE , on whose server it is placed and to the chief-editor of " Vecherny Internet " Anton Nossik, who made this possible Grigory Belonuchkin at www.cityline.ru
LondonToday.net > Web Directory > Government & Politics > Politics
Return to government politics.
http://www.londontoday.net/web/dir/government_politics/politics/index.shtml

Extractions: PHOTO GALLERY (3,727) - Please select - == Main Menu == - Autos (27) - Bird's-Eye Views (22) - Buildings (974) - Business (35) - Emergency (38) - Events (465) - Farming (180) - Food (8) - Industry (32) - Nature (615) - Parks (238) - People (13) - Recreation (10) - Seasons (630) - Shopping (10) - Sports (144) - Transport (99) - Travel (200) == Keywords == - Covent Garden Market - Fanshawe Dam - Lawson Site - London City Hall - Middlesex Court House - One London Place - Palques - St. Paul's Cathedral - St. Peter's Cathedral Basicila WEB DIRECTORY (1,226) - Please select - == Main Menu == - Automotives (71) - Business to Business (116) - Community (63) - Real Estate (118) - Shopping (58) - Travel (72) SPECIAL OFFERS (0) - Coming soon - Home London Web Directory Politics Freedom Party International Freedom Party of Canada P.O. Box 2214, London, ON. N6A 4E3 Tel: (519) 681-3999 Fax: (519) 681-2857 Toll Free: 1-800-830-3301 http://www.freedomparty.ca/
LondonToday.net > London Web Directory > Government & Politics
Coming soon . Home London Web Directory government politics (24),government politics. Emergency (15); Nearby Townships (2). politics (2).
http://www.londontoday.net/web/dir/government_politics/index.shtml

Extractions: PHOTO GALLERY (3,727) - Please select - == Main Menu == - Autos (27) - Bird's-Eye Views (22) - Buildings (974) - Business (35) - Emergency (38) - Events (465) - Farming (180) - Food (8) - Industry (32) - Nature (615) - Parks (238) - People (13) - Recreation (10) - Seasons (630) - Shopping (10) - Sports (144) - Transport (99) - Travel (200) == Keywords == - Covent Garden Market - Fanshawe Dam - Lawson Site - London City Hall - Middlesex Court House - One London Place - Palques - St. Paul's Cathedral - St. Peter's Cathedral Basicila WEB DIRECTORY (1,226) - Please select - == Main Menu == - Automotives (71) - Business to Business (116) - Community (63) - Real Estate (118) - Shopping (58) - Travel (72) SPECIAL OFFERS (0) - Coming soon - Home London Web Directory City of London County of Middlesex in Ontario, Canada. 399 Ridout St. N., London, ON. N6A 2P1 Tel: (519) 434-7321 http://www.county.middlesex.on.ca/
Politics And Government Subject Index Photograph Archives,
politics and government. Subject index, Photograph Archives J. WillardMarriott Library University of Utah. politics and government.
http://www.lib.utah.edu/spc/photo/politic.html
American Government And Politics Course Web Page
mrs.umn.edu) Course Syllabus Pol 1201 American government and politics InformationAbout Page URL http//www.mrs.umn.edu/courses/pol1201/index.html The
http://genedweb.mrs.umn.edu/pol1201/
SouthNow - Publications - N.C. DataNet Archives
A quarterly academic publication focused on the numbers of N.C. politics and government.
http://www.southnow.org/publications/ncdn/index.html
PoliSci.com Headquarters
The Almanac of politics Social Sciences American governmentThe New Thought Police Inside the Left's Assault on Free Speechand Free Minds by Tammy Bruce Buy it! In The New Thought Police
http://www.polisci.com/

Extractions: The 2001-2002 edition of the Political Reference Almanac is the one book you need for political information. This unparalleled reference work can be purchased directly from PoliSci.com. Over 1000 pages crammed with facts, figures, and photos. Numerous additions and enhancements from the 1999-2000 edition are included.
Wired News: MS, Government Back At Table
Microsoft and the Justice Department sit down for settlement talks. Will the discussion end the trial, or hit the same walls as a year ago, before the whole mess began? Declan McCullagh reports from Washington. Wired News
http://www.wired.com/news/politics/0,1283,18833,00.html

Extractions: 12:00 PM Mar. 30, 1999 PT WASHINGTON As closed-door negotiations began Tuesday between Microsoft and government antitrust officials, everyone remained tight-lipped about details of the discussion. But both sides have at least hinted at what they're likely to find acceptable, or not, when things get going. One plan being weighed by the Department of Justice and the 19 states that joined it in filing suit last May is to allow other companies to modify Microsoft Windows. Microsoft says that's going too far. General counsel William Neukom has repeatedly stressed during the trial that federal law gives Microsoft the right to control its intellectual property. Another government option: Demanding non-discriminatory pricing, which would end Microsoft's practice of setting different prices for Windows licenses based upon its relationships with partner companies.
Wired News: Goverment Study: Keyboards Don't Cause Health Problems
The findings of a twoday study are unlikely to convince sufferers of chronic repetitive stress injuries. Wired News
http://www.wired.com/news/politics/0,1283,1401,00.html

Extractions: 04:00 PM Jan. 10, 1997 PT The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health has released a study that finds that keyboard design is not a significant factor in user discomfort. But the agency - which spent two whole days on its tests - cautioned that further study is necessary to determine whether alternative keyboards would benefit users over longer periods of time. "The results don't surprise me, because there is no consensus in the medical community as to what causes repetitive stress injuries, what cures them, and what we ought to be doing to prevent them," said Albert Lundeen, spokesman for the National Coalition on Ergonomics, a trade organization representing manufacturers and small businesses. "Who knows?" Lundeen said. "Maybe the problems are caused by the chairs, the desks, or the way people sit. We may not be smart enough to figure out this riddle yet."
UKPOL Magazine
Provides a starting point to search for UK government information. Not always well laid out, but with plenty of information.
http://www.ukpol.co.uk/

Extractions: UKPOL Magazine 2000-2003 Thank You for visiting the web-site of UKPOL Magazine. The printed version of the magazine is available by subscription only, subscribe today and receive the first issue in early April. The March edition contains a feature on the Iraq war, its history and the current progress. There are also summaries of the recent Boundary Commission reports and focus on important Government speeches. Subscribe today, click here UKPOL Magazine is a monthly printed publication just about British politics and elections. It's low in price, accessible and full of information about politics across Britain. The magazine has regular features every issue, such as the political and electoral news headlines, House of Commons report, House of Lords report, by-election results and constituency profiles. Each issue also has special feature articles, the sample above right is our article on 'Local councils on the Internet'. There is much more though, reports each issue from the Scottish Parliament, Welsh Assembly and Northern Ireland Assembly. There is information from local councils, political jobs, book reviews, letters, politics on the Internet, and much more. UKPOL Magazine is a subscription based magazine, not avalible in any shops. Each yearly subscription consists of the 12 issues printed publication delivered direct to your door at the beginning of every month, two completely free politics CD ROM's, as well as complete access to the on-line version of UKPOL Magazine, which contains past issue information and 50,000 pages of information about British politics and elections.
Wired News: Net Government Leaders Crowned
Internet Society founder Michael Roberts and financier Esther Dyson will head up the newly formed nonprofit group that will take over where the late Jon Postel left off. By Niall McKay. Wired News
http://www.wired.com/news/politics/0,1283,15852,00.html

Extractions: 07:33 AM Oct. 27, 1998 PT Networking veteran Michael Roberts will preside over the newly established organization that is expected to govern the technical underpinnings of the Internet, the group said Monday. In addition, the interim board of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) appointed venture capitalist Esther Dyson as its Chairman. "My job is to oversee the marriage of the operational functions of [Internet Association of Assigned Names and Numbers] with the policy that was created by the White House white paper and to ensure that ICANN becomes an international organization," said Roberts, upon being named the group's president and CEO. Roberts's last stop was as vice president of Educomm, a consortium of 600 US colleges and universities focusing on high-tech issues. He was also a founder of the Internet Society and an organizer of the Internet 2 next-generation Internet initiative. Dyson is a financier, author, and publisher of the
NationalJournal.com
A leading publisher of magazines, newsletters, books and directories for people who have a professional interest in American government, policy and politics.
http://nationaljournal.com/
Richard Kimber's Political Science Resources Politics Government
An extensive collection of over 3200 links to the major political and governmental sites around the Category Science Social Sciences Internet ResourcesPolitical Science Resources politics government Presidents Prime Ministers ElectionsParties Constitutions Ministers Parliaments Legislatures Manifestos Local
http://www.psr.keele.ac.uk/
Political USA - News, Opinion And A Directory Of Politics
Features balanced news, original columnists, and the web's most comprehensive political directory.
http://www.politicalusa.com
Guardian Unlimited Politics | Special Reports | Special Report: Local Government
Full coverage includes news, comment and analysis about local politics, local issues and elections plus web resources of government sites.
http://politics.guardian.co.uk/localgovernment/

Extractions: Go to: Guardian Unlimited home UK news World news Archive search Arts Books Business EducationGuardian.co.uk Film Football Jobs Life MediaGuardian.co.uk Money The Observer Online Politics Shopping SocietyGuardian.co.uk Sport Talk Travel Audio Email services Special reports The Guardian The weblog The informer The northerner The wrap Advertising guide Crossword Dating Headline service Syndication services Events / offers Help / contacts Information Newsroom Style guide Travel offers TV listings Weather Web guides Guardian Weekly Money Observer Home Ask Aristotle Whitehall Parliament ... This week
Wired News: US Government Exposes Itself
Nobody's giving away any state secrets, but a new search engine allows the public to poke around the myriad of federal sites out there. It isn't free, but at least there's a way to cut through the bureaucracy. By Lindsey Arent. Wired News
http://www.wired.com/news/politics/0,1283,19725,00.html

Extractions: 12:15 PM May. 17, 1999 PT The government has unleashed a comprehensive search engine, offering more than 3.8 million government and military Web pages to the public. But there is no free lunch you'll have to pay Uncle Sam for the privilege of perusing. The Commerce Department's National Technical Information Service (NTIS) and Cambridge, Massachusetts-based Northern Light Technology today introduced gov.search , the first custom search engine that provides access to more than 20,000 federal Web sites you never thought you cared about. See also: Report: Feds Need Privacy Lesson The price for use of the service ranges from US$15 for an individual day-pass, to $30 for monthly access, to $250 for a year's worth of scintillating government minutiae. By linking together all of the disparate Web sites and supplementary information created by the federal bureaucracy, the new search engine allows public access to government documents and texts that were previously available on the Web, but were often tricky or costly to find.
Wired News: Indian Telecom Watchdog Bites Government
In their first big case, India's new telecom regulators scold the government for a steep price hike levied against cellular phone users. Wired News
http://www.wired.com/news/politics/0,1283,3535,00.html

Extractions: 05:00 AM May. 01, 1997 PT In the first test of their independence, India's new telecommunications regulators have shown they have teeth and are willing to use them. In a decision announced last week, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India blasted the government Department of Telecommunications for ignoring "basic principles of economics" in huge price increases for certain cellular phone calls. The decision has been welcomed by industry groups fighting to get the government to speed up telecom privatization. In February, the department increased the rates users of standard telephones paid to call mobile phones serviced by private companies. Except in four cities - Bombay, Calcutta, Delhi, and Madras - users would have to pay top-rate, long-distance call charges, instead of local call rates, regardless of where the mobile phone was actually located. This increased the rates from about 4 cents for a 3-minute call to between 17 and 78 cents. The department's justification was that it didn't know where the mobile subscriber was located. Even if the subscriber were in the same city as the caller, the department reasoned, the call was probably routed through a long-distance line to a gateway between the mobile and land networks.
Wired News: Government Ready To Dictate Privacy Rules?
With an ambitious program lagging to get Internet merchants and publishers to subscribe to a strict code of conduct, activists and entrepreneurs are wary that Washington will impose regulations. Wired News
http://www.wired.com/news/politics/0,1283,11214,00.html

Extractions: 05:02 AM Mar. 26, 1998 PT Last June, when the Federal Trade Commission held a three-day public workshop on consumer privacy in the digital era, e-commerce firms and database companies fell all over themselves insisting they are perfectly capable of safeguarding sensitive personal information without the government's help. Nine months later, though, one of the most ambitious efforts to get e-commerce firms to submit to a voluntary privacy regime has met with an industry response much too cool to be called tepid. The apparent lack of interest in the TRUSTe initiative is raising fears among some privacy activists that the government will step in and dictate its own rules. "We hope there is still a chance (to stave off regulation) but we're in the final two-minute drill here," Lori Fena, Electronic Frontier Foundation chairwoman and TRUSTe board member, said during a presentation at spring Internet World last week. TRUSTe is a nonprofit group that advocates informed consent in the use of personal information on Web sites.
Politics
government government Profile Structure; The Constitution of the Republicof Angola; Recent Legislation; Profiles of government Officials;
http://www.angola.org/politics/
Canadiana -- The Canadian Resource Page
Organization resource index, courtesy Contact Center Network index; Governmentof Canada can.infohighway , can.jobs , can.legal , can.politics , and can
http://www.cs.cmu.edu/afs/cs.cmu.edu/user/clamen/misc/Canadiana/README.html

Extractions: Facts and Figures Travel and Tourism Government Services and Information ... Ski-Net Canada (current ski conditions) Front Page News , courtesy Southam newspapers Last Night's National (CBC) transcript : A biweekly newsletter of Quebec happenings , courtesy Quebec's ClariNet newsgroups: clari.world.americas.canada.general .biz .briefs (subscribers only) Lottery results Canadian Time Zones , and their inventor Interactive map of Canada (courtesy Xerox) 1991 Census population figures (from Statistics Canada) What the CIA Factbook (1997) says about Canada Language populations in Canada , from the Ethnologue database O Canada!

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