Subject Librarian
Sean Leahy
Contact:
4th Libe - Room 465
507-222-5179
smleahy@carleton.edu
507-222-5179
smleahy@carleton.edu
Subjects: Anthropology, Astronomy, Biochemistry, Biology, Chemistry, Cognitive Science, Computer Science, Economics, Education, Environmental Studies, Geology, International Relations, Mathematics, Neuroscience, Physical Education, Athletics, and Recreation (PEAR), Physics, Political Economy, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology, Sociology/Anthropology, Statistics, Theater & Dance
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Introduction - Economics Comps Research
This guide is designed to provide you with strategies and resource suggestions for the comps process. Use the tabs on the left to navigate the various sections.
My name is Sean, the Social Sciences librarian at Carleton. I meet with lots of students to help them during comps. Sign up for a consultation with me by using the online scheduler below.
- Example Questions to Ask a LibrarianQuestions comps students tend to ask me
Quick Links
- Gould Library Data GuideGeneral strategies for data searching, management, data across many disciplines.
Developing a Topic
Experimental Economics Resources and Data on the Web
- Colin Camerer's Web Site
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Recent papers and data published by this professor at the California Institute of Technology. - Al Roth's Game Theory, Experimental Economics, and Market Design PageThis economics professor at Harvard provides a huge array of links to bibliographies, articles, interview and lecture excerpts, and more.
- Game TheoryEntry on "game theory" from the Stanford Encylopedia of Philosophy also includes a very useful bibliography.
Handbook of Contemporary Behavioral Economics by Call Number: CC Books HB74.P8 H363 2006ISBN: 0765613026Publication Date: 2006
- Herbert Gintis's WebsitePapers, computer programs, and more from this University of Massachussets professor emeritus
- Laboratory for Experimental Economics and Political ScienceAccess Caltech's EEPS: data and replays of experiments, and publications developed using the library's software.
Kristin or Paula?
I can help with finding, accessing, and evaluating data for use in your comps and with the literature review process. Check in with Paula about managing your data.
