International Studies

Books at Spiva Library are filed by the Library of Congress Classification System.   To determine the Library of Congress call number of a specific book one must search the Spiva Library Catalog.  A Spiva Library catalog search widget is provided below.  

Want to browse the shelves? Here are the Library of Congress call numbers for International Relations and related subjects:

E183.7-183.9  U.S. Diplomatic history.  Foreign and general relations.

GN301‑674   Ethnology.  Social and cultural anthropology

HG3810-4000   Foreign exchange.  International finance. International monetary system

JC11‑605   Political theory.  The state.  Theories of the state

JV6001‑9480   Emigration and immigration.  International migration

JZ5‑6530   International relations

KZ2‑6795   Law of nations

Civilization

Cultural Studies

Culture

Diplomacy

Foreign Relations

Global Health

Global Issues

Globalization

Government

Human Rights

International Cooperation

International Law

International Relations

Politics

Social Conditions

Social Customs

World Humanities

If you need a book which Spiva Library does not own, we can request a copy from another library using a service called InterLibrary Loan.

Before you place a request for a book, be sure to check MOBIUS. Books available through MOBIUS libraries can be requested by MSSU students, faculty and staff from the MOBIUS page.

This service is available to all MSSU students, faculty, alumni, staff and community card holders.

InterLibrary Loan Policy

*a nominal service fee may
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Why use Google Books?

Google Books searches the full-text of books.  It is great for narrow topics because it lets you search within the text of books--you can see the table of contents, index or a portion of the contents of the book.  You can then locate the book in a nearby library.