Hello, I have created this website in an attempt to help you navigate through the sea of information about your chosen country, Namibia. Throughout this guide, you will find resources about Namibia, as well as about the specific sessions you will be attending as Model UN members.
I'm also including a link to the National Model UN Conference Website, and the background guides (found at the bottom of the page in the previous link) which provides more information about the committees and topics.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact me. I have included all of my contact information in the boxes on the right side of each page of this guide.
Table of Contents
- United Nations Information: This group of pages collects information on the united nations, including documents, history, and data.
- Namibia Resources: These pages provide information on Namibia, specifically government and legal information.
- Milner Resources: These pages provide information on Namibia, both with books from the catalog and databases containing research articles.
- Committee Resources: These pages provide examples of resources on individual topics for each committee. These are examples to help you get started and are not comprehensive. Use these sources to find more information and collect keywords.
Related Guides
- Politics and Government Subject GuideSubject Guide for the Politics & Government Department
- APA Style Help GuideA guide showing how to use the APA Style and examples of in-text citations and references for a variety of different sources.
- Evaluating Resources GuideLearn what questions to ask and some strategies to apply for determining if your source is or isn't appropriate for your project.
- International Humanitarian Legislation GuideResources to help researchers navigate questions of international legislation.
Citing Sources
- UN Library Guide - Citing SourcesAnswer on how to cite from the UN Library. Gives examples of multiple documents.
- University of British Columbia - Legal Citation GuideA good overview of different legal citations for international documents. (This is a Canadian university, so maybe ignore the other tabs).
- Purdue OWL - Legal ReferencesPurdue Online Writing Lab page for legal citations.
Social Sciences Librarian
Grace Allbaugh
Contact:
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