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Books about Census Research

The Russell Sage Foundation has published a series of books of social science research that utilize Census data. The following are books from the series held in the Carleton or St. Olaf libraries. View the complete list at the Russell Sage Foundation web site. The Politics of Numbers. 1987. By William Alonso. CC Books HA37.U55…

Selected Population Profiles

American Community Survey Data Iterated by Race, Hispanic origin, Ancestry and Age Read the press release. The American Community Survey (ACS) now provides detailed population profiles for about 200 groups at the state and national levels. Some profiles are available for cities and metropolitan areas, but are limited. Groups must have a population of over…

Minority Data Resource Center

Minority Data Resource Center Announced today, this new special archive of ICPSR “provides data resources for the comparative analysis of issues affecting racial and ethnic minority populations in the United States.” (quoted from front page). The data listed here is a subset of the ICPSR collection. Carleton faculty, students, and staff can sign up for…

Asian Development Outlook (ADO)

Asian Development Outlook (ADO) A key statistical publication of the Asian Development Bank, this annual publication features annual economic reports on the developing member countries (DMCs) of the Asian Development Bank. From the web site: an assessment of economic trends and prospects for the world and for the developing economies of Asia and the Pacific…

WBI Governance & Anti-Corruption – Interactive Inventory of Datasets/Empirical Tools

WBI Governance & Anti-Corruption – Interactive Inventory of Datasets/Empirical Tools So far, this is the closest site I’ve found to a comprehensive listing of datasets on governance. This site is hosted and maintained by the World Bank. The invaluable tools here are: External Governance Datasets. An interactive, alphabetical list of datasets and brief descriptions Internal…

Flash Earth

Flash Earth: Satellite and Aerial Imagery of the Earth in Flash View and compare imagery and map layers from Google Maps, Microsoft VE (aerial and labels), Yahoo! Maps, Ask.com (aerial and physical), OpenLayers, and NASA Terra servers — all within your browser. No downloads necessary.