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- Includes best-selling undergraduate titles including The Globalization of World Politics and The European Union: How does it work?
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Why Oxford Politics Trove?
Oxford Politics Trove encourages you to read widely, think critically, and come to your own conclusions. Our powerful search facility means you can delve into topics more deeply, navigate more easily, and connect with additional resources in your own institution’s library collection.
Explore the 2024 collections
Oxford Politics Trove contains over 50 politics and international relations textbooks across core and optional modules. Details about the 2024 collections, including how to purchase, can be found here. Contact your local campus representative to find out more.
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