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Government
 Websites presented in alphabetical order Eat the State! 
 Online edition of this Seattle-based biweekly journal, described as "a forum for anti-authoritarian political opinion, research and humor." Includes an activist calendar and directory for the Seattle area, guidelines for writers, back issues, and volunteer opportunities. Also features program archives for the related radio program, Eat the Airwaves!, which broadcasts on Saturday mornings on Seattle's KEXP (90.3 FM). The "Reclaim Our History" section lists activism events on this day in history. http://www.eatthestate.org Topics: Activism, Magazines, Magazines by Place, Political Parties & Theories, Politics by Place Last updated Aug 10, 2009 Government Executive.com: Defense & Homeland Security
Provides news, special reports, and resources on the U.S. homeland security agencies, which incorporate the existing Federal Emergency Management Agency, Coast Guard, Transportation Security Administration, Customs Service, Immigration and Naturalization Service (including the Border Patrol), Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, and Secret Service. From the online version of Government Executive magazine. http://www.govexec.com/defensehs/ Topics: Government, Magazines, National Security, Terrorism, War and Peace: Resources on Iraq Last updated Aug 10, 2009 Government Technology
Online edition of the print magazine "that provides top government executives with the applied knowledge and tailored solutions they need to shape the future of their agencies and departments." Contains news, articles, white papers, reports, case studies, and more. Topics include homeland security, privacy, storage, transportation, and workforce. Registration (free) required to access some parts of this site. http://www.govtech.com/gt/ Topics: Constitutional Law & Civil Liberties, Government, Government, Magazines, Terrorism Last updated Aug 10, 2009 The Progressive Review Index
Since 1968, activist and social critic Sam Smith has been offering this alternative to the established press. Included are essays about Green Party, third party, and other progressive movements; links to major and alternative media; watchdogs on civil rights and drug laws; and PR spins and government propaganda. The site also sorts free presses geographically and offers links to webzines and to a variety of online resources about government, law, and society. http://www.prorev.com/ Topics: Communications, Magazines, News, Nonfiction by Genre, Politics by Place Last updated Aug 10, 2009 Slate
The much talked about online magazine by Michael Kinsley from Microsoft. Kinsley left his position as well-known commentator on CNN's "Crossfire" to edit this online interactive magazine of politics and culture. http://www.slate.com/ Topics: Magazines Last updated Aug 10, 2009 |
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