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Guide to the United Nation's website and resources

Mar 21, 2007 - Posted by Julie Ryland
ShareThisSocial Science Libraries and Information Services at Yale University has developed this site, which guides you through the enormous amount of information available from the UN. The site helps you figure out what you are looking for and where you can find it by making you choose between various research tools and research approaches. If you for example choose Basic Internet Resources the site will provide a list of these, such as news, major reports and publications. The links will direct you to sites on the UN's own website as well as outside sources that present UN information.

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Submitted by n/a (not verified) on June 28, 2006 - 8:00pm.
Could this mean that CP will now have to hire more staffers to gather news in areas where it was getting feeds from CanWest papers? ...or would they have already had people in these areas? Greg

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