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 Sociological
Tour Through Cyberspace: Superb data
and
methodology pages
Virtual Library: Sociology
ASA Code of Ethics
The Statistical Abstract of the US
American Sociological Association: home
page for the ASA, including links to many of its publications
National Science Foundation
The Dead Sociologists Society site no longer exists
but parts of it can be found on other sites:
Dead Sociologists #1,
Dead Sociologists #2,
Dead Sociologists #3
Association for Applied and Clinical Sociology
Marx/Engels Archive
Durkheim Pages
Max Weber's Home Page
Sociological Research Online
Sociology at Work
The Centre for Research in Social Simulation
American Studies Web: Race and Ethnicity
Interracial Voice
Office of Minority Health Resource Center
Institute for Women's Policy Research
Title IX: Twenty-five Years of Progress
US Census Bureau
Women's Bureau
Primary Source Set from the Library of Congress:
Women's History
Welfare and Families
The Gallup Organization: Family Values Around the World
Inter-University Consortium for Political and Social
Research (ICPSR)
Kinship
The Nature of Kinship /
Other Tutorials
Cultural Change
Cultural Diffusion
Millenarian Movements
Institute for Research on Poverty
US Bureau of Justice Statistics
Federal Bureau of Prisons by the Numbers
National Center for Education Statistics
USA Facts
The Social Context of Education
Gallup Organization: Religion in the US
Major World Religions [may take a little time to download]
US Department of Labor
Bureau of Labor Statistics Data
International Labor Organization
Population Reference Bureau
The Implicit Association Test
Population Clocks
World Factbook
Sociology Timelines
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#2
#3
Country Reports: Atlapedia Online contains key information on
every country of the world. Each profile provides data on geography,
climate, people, religion, language, history
and the
economy.
Hyper-Soc
Anthropology Resources: links to popular anthropological
journals
University Page-Harvard
The Sociolog: Julian Derkes' Comprehensive Guide to Sociology On-line
Animation of total fertility by life expectancy in China, India and
the USA, 1950-2050.
Journeyman Pictures
Video Encyclopedia of the World
LOC Map Collection
IPUMS.
This started as the online home of historical US Census individual level
data, and now contains individual-level census data from a range of
countries. Great ability to search for variables, and they’ve standardized
nearly all data so it is comparable across countries.
Our World in Data.
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US National Debt Clock
US Census Bureau's Poverty Statistics
Socio Site
Doomsday Clock
Socio Web
Society for the Advancement of Socio-Economics
Socio Eco
Socio Patterns
Resources for Qualitative Research
Small Town Papers
Black Inventors
Survey Research Aids
Carl Cuneo's Chart on Theories of Inequality [link down]
Spickard's Social Theory Pages
Web Center for Social Research Methods
Social Gerontology and the Ageing Revolution
Collective Behavior and Social Movements
Collective Behavior
Modern Social Movements
Center for Cultural Sociology
Cultural Studies and the Sociology of Culture
Introduction to the Sociology of Deviance
Sociological Theories to Explain Deviance
What Is Economic Sociology
A Theoretical Agenda for Economic Sociology
Marriage and Family Processes
Strengthening the Family
The Sociology of Human Sexuality
Race and Ethnicity
Life Expectancy of Social Classes
Poverty Guidelines, Research and Measurement
Mexican Interpersonal Relations
Process of Socialization
Theories
Sociological Images
Building the Troost Wall: Structural Racism in Kansas City
(13:07) shows the stark differences in race and resources on the two
sides of Troost Avenue in Kansas City, the historical dividing line
between the rich and poor in the city.
Maps of World History
LOC Countries Studies
Animation of US population growth from 1950 to 2050.
Animation of population growth 1950 to 2050 in China.
The Misery Index
The Census Bureau's
US and World Population Clock
Demographic and Health Surveys.
Relatively consistent set of surveys done in a wide set of developing
countries, often multiple years. Heavily weighted towards (not surprisingly)
fertility, health and mortality data, it also has some economic information.
World Bank Living Standard Measurement
Surveys: very detailed surveys
done in a set of developing countries, with a lot of fine-grain information
on time allocations to various economic activities, asset ownership,
demographics, health and more.
What it’s like to live on $2 a day in the United States (PDF)
Working in Paterson: Occupational Heritage in an Urban Setting
Local Legacies: Celebrating Community Roots
Global Trends: The Wealth and Health of Nations, 2013
The World Bank home page (In the navigation bar across the top of
the page, click "Data," then click "By Country" on the navigation bar
that comes up underneath.)
Voices from the Dustbowl, The Migrant Worker Collection
The Geography of Race in the US: interactive maps of American racial segregation
The Sociology Behind The Walking Dead
Lawyers and Psychiatrists Answer the Tough Questions in The
Walking Dead
The Fascism of The Walking Dead
How the Walking Dead Explores the Fabric of Society
A Walker's Social Commentary
See also
Table of References,
SOCI 1301 Margin Notes Page and
SOCI 1306 Margin Notes Page
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