My Political Data Links
These are the latest sites I've bookmarked for political science data.
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Comparative Political Data: About This Guide
This guide is designed to help you navigate the social science data universe. This first page contains tips and links to resources to help you get started using data and statistics. On the pages that follow, find lists and hyperlinks to:
- Finding Aids for locating data (like statistical compendia)
- Archives and Major Data Producers (like ICPSR or government agencies)
- Data organized by subject category (e.g. conflict and trade)
Presentation from Librarian: Data Search Strategies
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Helpful Guides to Using Data
- Dataset User Guides Helpful step-by-step guides to commonly used datasets from the IMF, OECD, and Worldbank, written by ESDS (UK's Economic and Social Data Service)
- Free Web-Based Tutorials for Learning STATA and SPSS Software Useful links to tutorials provided by Carol Karsch at Washington and Lee University.
- How to Use a Codebook From Princeton's DSS (Data and Statistical Services)
- Lafayette College: Citing Online Numerical Data
- Online Data 101 A training guide from Princeton's DSS (Data and Statistical Services)
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Danya LeebawContact Info:
Office: Libe 420
Phone: x5179
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Subjects:
Educational Studies, European Studies, Latin American Studies, International Relations, Political Economy, Political Science
Office: Libe 420
Phone: x5179
Send Email
Subjects:
Educational Studies, European Studies, Latin American Studies, International Relations, Political Economy, Political Science
Manage Your Data
For help managing your data, contact Paula Lackie (plackie, x5607).
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