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Economist.com
| Country Briefing
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An excellent introductory sources.
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PoliSci.Com
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Incredibly useful. A rich source of information about political parties,
political officials, etc.
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Library
of Congress Country Reports
Among the best country briefing sites on the
web, especially in terms of detail; brought to you by the U.S. Army!
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U.S. State Department
Not as good as the U.S. Army, but still...
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International
Monetary Fund (IMF) Country Page
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From the horses mouth.
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Maps
and Some Good Links
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Commercial site (mining.com) delivers some helpful, basic links.
Trade
Port
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Not All Country Links Work, but when they do, there is good material especially
regarding "Political Environment" and much else of use.
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Countrywatch.com
- Website To The World
Some good basics. Unfortunately, most of
the really good stuff is restricted to subscribers.
World
Rulers - Kings Presidents Prime Ministers of the World
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Just what it says. Produced by a committed hobbyist (quality of data
unknown). Very light on detail, but includes some pretty impressive
chronologies.
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Federation
of American Scientists
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Primarily useful as a portal to other portals.
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Geography
World
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More than the title suggests, but primarily an annotated link page (like
this one).
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WWW
Virtual Library: International Affairs Resources
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Scroll down to "Countries and Regions" section. Link-o-Rama: Everything,
all thrown together. Some incredibly useful links. Some dead
ends. Produced by Wayne A.Selcher, Professor of International Studies,
Department of Political Science, Elizabethtown College, Elizabethtown,
PA.
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University
of Michigan Link Page
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Some interesting links.
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International
Crisis Group
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Think-tank with Country Reports for select countries. Not disinterested,
but not uninteresting. Analysis increasingly cited in the Financial
Times.
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Georgetown
University: Political Database of the Americas
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Very interesting. Exclusively related to the Americas, however.