Not sure what exactly you're looking for? Then this is the place for you. We've compiled some useful links to help you do a bit research, get some information on what interests you or just get an idea of what exactly we do as a club. But don't be intimidated by the amount of information out there. No one -- and I mean no one -- knows all of this, and neither should you. What you do need to know how to do is to know how to get to facts when you need them. Remember, this list is by no means exhaustive, and there are plenty of other good sites out there. This is just to get you started. If you find another site that you feel deserves to be up here, feel free to send me an email at webmaster@jcwa.org.
Using Google can be extremely useful. However, just going to the search page and typing in
Namibia, for example, might take you a while to find what you're looking for.
If you're looking through news websites, as an alternative to using the website's internal
search engine, you can go to Google and search for yourcountry
site:newssite url For example, if you were looking for news articles from
CNN regarding Namibia, Google search for namibia site:www.cnn.com.
The search results will display all pages from the CNN website that have the word Namibia
in it, (hopefully) in the order of relevance. If your topic is atomic proliferation,
you might consider searching for namibia atomic proliferation site:www.cnn.com.
Another
tip is using quotes. Searching for "atomic proliferation policy" (with the quotation
marks) on Google will return sites that have the exact phrase "atomic proliferation policy".
One more thing: using the word OR. Because things aren't always worded the same way everytime,
you might want to search for atomice OR nuclear proliferation policy (which will
return sites that have the words proliferation, policy, and either the word nuclear or atomic.
Putting all of this together, searching for namibia "atomic proliferation policy" OR "nuclear
proliferation policy"
site:cnn.com will return all pages on the CNN website that include the exact phrase
"atomic proliferation policy" or "nuclear proliferation policy"
along with the word Namibia. Simply search again, changing cnn.com to something like
news.bbc.co.uk, and you can search another news site for the same thing. Don't waste time browsing
through irrelevant headlines.
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Don't forget that current news can greatly affect your country's policy. Following the news is important. Check a few of these sites and run a search for your country.
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