Oxford Companions

Oxford Companions is a book series published by Oxford University Press, providing general knowledge within a specific area. The first book published in the series was The Oxford Companion to English Literature (1932), compiled by the retired diplomat Sir Paul Harvey.

The series has included (in alphabetical order):

TitleSubjectThe Oxford Companion to Aboriginal Art and CultureAboriginal art and cultureThe Oxford Companion to African American LiteratureAfrican American literatureThe Oxford Companion to American Food and DrinkAmerican food and drinkThe Oxford Companion to American HistoryAmerican historyThe Oxford Companion to American LawAmerican lawThe Oxford Companion to American LiteratureAmerican literatureThe Oxford Companion to American Military HistoryAmerican military historyThe Oxford Companion to the American Musical: Theatre, Film, and TelevisionAmerican musicalsThe Oxford Companion to American TheatreAmerican theatreThe Oxford Companion to Animal BehaviourAnimal behaviourThe Oxford Companion to ArchaeologyArchaeologyThe Oxford Companion to ArtArtThe Oxford Companion to Australian Children's LiteratureAustralian children's literatureThe Oxford Companion to Australian FolkloreAustralian folkloreOxford Companion to Australian GardensAustralian gardensThe Oxford Companion to Australian HistoryAustralian historyThe Oxford Companion to Australian JazzAustralian jazzThe Oxford Companion to Australian LiteratureAustralian literatureThe Oxford Companion to Australian Military HistoryAustralian military historyOxford Companion to Australian PoliticsAustralian politicsThe Oxford Companion to Australian SportAustralian sportThe Oxford Companion to the BookBooksThe Oxford Companion to BeerBeerThe Oxford Companion to the BibleThe BibleThe Oxford Companion to Black British HistoryBlack British historyThe Oxford Companion to the BodyThe human bodyThe Oxford Companion to British HistoryBritish historyThe Oxford Companion to the BrontësThe BrontësThe Oxford Companion to Canadian History and LiteratureCanadian history and literatureThe Oxford Companion to Canadian LiteratureCanadian literatureThe Oxford Companion to ChaucerChaucerThe Oxford Companion to ChessChessThe Oxford Companion to Children's LiteratureChildren's literatureThe Oxford Companion to Christian Art and ArchitectureChristian art and architectureThe Oxford Companion to Christian ThoughtChristian thoughtThe Oxford Companion to Classical CivilizationClassical civilizationThe Oxford Companion to Classical LiteratureClassical literatureThe Oxford Companion to CosmologyCosmologyThe Oxford Companion to Crime and Mystery WritingCrime and mystery writingThe Oxford Companion to the Decorative ArtsThe decorative artsThe Oxford Companion to the EarthEarthThe Oxford Companion to Edwardian FictionEdwardian fictionThe Oxford Companion to the English LanguageThe English languageThe Oxford Companion to English LiteratureEnglish literatureThe Oxford Companion to Fairy TalesFairy talesThe Oxford Companion to FilmFilmThe Oxford Companion to FoodFoodThe New Oxford Companion to Literature in FrenchFrench literatureThe Oxford Companion to French LiteratureFrench literatureThe Oxford Companion to the GardenGardensThe Oxford Companion to GardensGardensThe Oxford Companion to German LiteratureGerman literatureThe Oxford Companion to Global ChangeGlobal changeThe Oxford Companion to the High Court of AustraliaThe High Court of AustraliaThe Oxford Companion to the History of Modern ScienceThe history of modern scienceThe Oxford Companion to Indian Archaeology: The Archaeological Foundations of Ancient IndiaIndian archaeologyThe Oxford Companion to Indian TheatreIndian theatreThe Oxford Companion to International Criminal JusticeInternational criminal justiceThe Oxford Companion to Irish HistoryIrish historyThe Oxford Companion to Irish LiteratureIrish literatureThe Oxford Companion to Italian FoodItalian foodThe Oxford Companion to Italian LiteratureItalian literatureThe Oxford Companion to J. M. W. TurnerJ. M. W. TurnerThe Oxford Companion to JazzJazzThe New Oxford Companion to LawLawThe Oxford Companion to LawLawThe Oxford Companion to the Literature of WalesThe literature of WalesThe Oxford Companion to Local and Family HistoryLocal and family historyThe Oxford Companion to Mark TwainMark TwainThe Oxford Companion to MedicineMedicineThe Oxford Illustrated Companion to MedicineMedicineThe Oxford Medical CompanionMedicineThe Oxford Companion to Military HistoryMilitary historyThe Oxford Companion to the MindThe mindThe New Oxford Companion to MusicMusicThe Oxford Companion to MusicMusicThe Oxford Companion to Musical InstrumentsMusical instrumentsThe Oxford Companion to New Zealand LiteratureNew Zealand literatureThe Oxford Names CompanionNamesThe Oxford Companion to PhilosophyPhilosophyThe Oxford Companion to the PhotographPhotographyThe Oxford Companion to Politics in IndiaPolitics of IndiaThe Oxford Companion to Politics of the WorldPolitics of the worldThe Oxford Companion to Popular MusicPopular musicAn Oxford Companion to the Romantic Age: British Culture, 1776-1832The Romantic AgeThe Oxford Companion to Scottish HistoryScottish historyThe Oxford Companion to the Second World WarWorld War IIThe Oxford Companion to ShakespeareShakespeareThe Oxford Companion to Ships and the SeaShips and the seaThe Oxford India Guide Companion to Sociology and Social AnthropologySociology and social anthropologyThe Oxford Companion to Spanish LiteratureSpanish literatureThe Oxford Companion to Spirits and CocktailsDistilled spirits beveragesThe Oxford Companion to Sugar and SweetsSugar, confectionery and dessert The Oxford Companion to the Supreme Court of the United StatesThe Supreme Court of the United StatesThe Oxford Companion to Twentieth-Century ArtTwentieth-century artThe Oxford Companion to Twentieth-Century British PoliticsTwentieth-century British politicsThe Oxford Companion to Twentieth-Century Literature in EnglishTwentieth-century literature in EnglishThe Oxford Companion to Twentieth-Century Poetry in EnglishTwentieth-century poetry in EnglishThe Oxford Companion to United States HistoryUnited States historyThe Oxford Companion to WineWineThe Oxford Companion to Women's Writing in the United StatesWomen's writing in the United StatesThe Oxford Companion to World ExplorationWorld explorationThe Oxford Companion to World MythologyWorld mythologyThe Oxford Companion to World Sports and GamesWorld sports and gamesThe Oxford Companion to the Year: An Exploration of Calendar Customs and Time-reckoningCalendar customs and time-reckoning

References

External links Booknotes interview with Joel Krieger on The Oxford Companion to Politics of the World, July 4, 1993.

Oxford companion to politics in India