Political Science (General)
- 1-26 Periodicals
- 27-34 Societies
- 35.5 Congresses
- 60-64 Dictionaries and Encyclopedias
- 71-80 Theory. Relations to other subjects
- 81-84 History
- 86-88 Study and Teaching. Research
- 92 Collective Biography of political scientists
Read more about this topic: Library Of Congress Classification:Class J -- Political Science, JA
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