The library can still help you during the campus closure! Here are some of the ways we're providing research assistance during this time:
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Course texts are available on reserve for 2-hour checkout.
Boom and Bust: the Politics of the California Budget, Jeff Cummins.
California Crackup, Joe Matthews and Mark Paul
Also available online: http://site.ebrary.com/lib/
California Politics and Government: A Practical Approach, Larry Gerston and Terry Christensen, 12th edition
Game Changers: twelve elections that transformed California, Steve Swatt with Susie Swatt, Jeff Raimundo, and Rebecca LaVally; foreword by Bruce E. Cain
Governing California, 3rd edition, edited by Ethan Rarick
State of resistance, Manuel Pastor
The Third House: Lobbyists, Money, and Power in Sacramento, Jay Michael and Dan Walters
The Institute of Governmental Studies Library is on the first floor of Moses Hall. The library collection dates back to 1919 and includes more than 400,000 volumes. The library is a depository for California local government documents and is known for its resources related to California ballot measures.
Location: 109 Moses Hall
While the UC Berkeley Library provides access to thousands of online resources (ejournals, ebooks, databases, etc.) most of them are only available to authorized users (current faculty, students and staff and, in most cases, on-site visitors).
Without the right set up that allows you to authenticate, you will be locked out of these resources.
