The Govenrment Documents specialist carefully selected the following Internet sites as appropriate for academic researchers.

Many federal and state government Internet links appear under appropriate sections of this research guide, but a few of the most comprehensive Web sites follow.

Federal Agency Internet Site (U.S. Government Printing Office/Louisiana State University)
Link directly to Federal agency Web sites after searching by keyword or phrase or by agency arranged hierarchically and alphabetically.

USA.gov (an interagency initiative administered by the General Services Administration)
Official gateway to U.S. government information of topical and customer focused links. Connects to federal, state, local, and international documents.

Frequently Used Sites Related to U.S. Federal Government Information (American Library Association/Government Documents Roundtable)
Allows users to search all levels of federal government, state, local and international governments, by subject, or keyword.

Government Documents Collection (W.E.B. Du Bois Library, University of Massachusetts, Amherst)
Internet links to federal, Massachusetts, and international documents arranged by subject or category.

GPO Access (U.S. Government Printing Office)
Major disseminator of official information from all three branches of the federal government. Includes indexes to agency publications, laws and regulations, all Congressional publications, core documents of American democracy, and more.

Google Search: United States Government
Search engine for government information.

Mass.Gov
Massachusetts state government official web site.