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Resources on Geography within Social Sciences, in Academics.

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Curated Resources

Curated for Social Sciences, which includes Geography.

  • marginalrevolution.com

    Widely read academic economics blog founded by Tyler Cowen and Alex Tabarrok analyzing market trends and social policies.

  • SocArXiv blog
    socopen.org

    Open archive for the social sciences providing free access to working papers, preprints, and research repositories.

  • www.ssrn.com

    Multidisciplinary online repository devoted to the rapid worldwide dissemination of social science research and working papers.

  • ssir.org

    Award-winning magazine and digital platform informing cross-sector solutions to global socioeconomic problems.

  • fred.stlouisfed.org

    Extensive online database of US and international economic time series maintained by the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.

  • data.worldbank.org

    Free, open-access repository of global development indicators and socioeconomic statistics from the World Bank.

  • ICPSR database
    www.icpsr.umich.edu

    World's largest archive of digital social science datasets, surveys, and polling studies maintained by the University of Michigan.

  • IPUMS database
    www.ipums.org

    Harmonized census and survey data from around the world integrated for social and economic research.

  • ourworldindata.org

    Open-access scientific online publication featuring research and interactive data on global poverty, health, and population.

  • www.aeaweb.org

    Premier international conference in economics hosted each January by the American Economic Association and affiliated associations.

  • www.asanet.org

    Annual meeting of the American Sociological Association bringing together thousands of sociology educators and researchers.

  • www.apsanet.org

    World's largest gathering of political scientists, policy scholars, and international relations researchers.

  • convention.apa.org

    Global annual convention featuring psychological scientific sessions, clinical workshops, and mental health research.

  • mru.org

    Free online educational platform created by economists Tyler Cowen and Alex Tabarrok offering video courses in micro and macroeconomics.

  • ocw.mit.edu

    Open educational materials, lecture videos, and problem sets from MIT undergraduate and graduate economics and political science courses.

  • openstax.org

    Peer-reviewed, openly licensed introductory college textbooks in psychology, sociology, political science, and economics.

  • thecrashcourse.com

    Educational video series covering psychology, sociology, economics, and government produced by Complexly.

  • www.aeaweb.org

    Flagship peer-reviewed academic journal of the American Economic Association covering microeconomics, macroeconomics, and applied policy.

  • www.annualreviews.org

    Influential annual volume providing comprehensive, synthesis literature reviews of major developments in sociology.

  • www.cambridge.org

    Flagship scholarly research journal of the American Political Science Association published by Cambridge University Press.

  • www.annualreviews.org

    Leading synthesis review journal covering key research trends in cognitive, clinical, developmental, and social psychology.

  • www.r-project.org

    Open-source programming environment widely adopted in social sciences for statistical analysis, psychometrics, and econometrics.

  • JASP tool
    jasp-stats.org

    Free and open-source statistical program with an intuitive graphical interface supporting classical and Bayesian social science methods.

  • Gephi tool
    gephi.org

    Open-source software for exploring and manipulating networks and graphs in sociological, political, and historical research.

  • OpenRefine tool
    openrefine.org

    Powerful open-source tool for working with messy quantitative and qualitative datasets, cleaning data, and transforming formats.

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