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13. Politics, Analysis, and Policy Choice

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Suggested Web Sites

www.apsanet.org/section_245.cfm. American Political Science Association's Civic Education Network, with links to civic and political education organizations, centers and institutes, teaching and research resources, and links to service learning programs.

www.citizen.org. Public Citizen home page, with many links to policy issues and activism.

www.civiced.org. Center for Civic Education, with links to Internet resources and national and state programs.

www.usa.gov. FirstGov's citizen portal, with links to e-government services and public action.

www.ipi.org. Institute for Policy Innovation, a research organization that believes in individual liberty and limited government. Includes research and papers on policy options.

www.opensecrets.org. The Center for Responsive Politics allows citizens to examine the data to see how money is donated and spent to influence the policy-making process. The Web site lists the amounts of money donated to campaigns, dollars spent on lobbying activity, and soft money contributions.

www.cdc.gov. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

www.ewg.org. Environmental Working Group