Quick Data Links
This page contains SSDS data links, Stanford only resources and other helpful web sites.
SSDS Data Resources
DEWI System (Data Extraction Web Interface)
Compressed data on the SSDS secure Web site
ICPSR Data Archive (Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research
Roper Center Catalog of Holdings (public opinion research)
iPOLL(question-level searches)
JPOLL(Japan: question-level database & Japanese data library)
Stanford Research and Data Discovery Tools
SearchWorks - Stanford's online catalog
Alphabetical listing of Stanford's licensed and open resources
Library Databases - Statistical & Numeric Data
Popular statistical resources include the following databases:
- China data online
- Counting California
- EIU CountryData
- Global Development Finance
- Global Financial Data
- Indiastat.com
- International Financial Statistics(IMF)
- LexisNexis Statistical
- OECD, Source: publications and statistics (includes health statistics)
- Social Explorer
- Statistical Universe (LexisNexis): Indexes statistical publications from U.S. federal agencies, states, and international and intergovernmental sources.
- UN commodity statistics trade database (U.N. Comtrade)
- United Nations common database (UNCDB)
- World Development Indicators (World Bank. Covers 1961-)
Includes popular topics in the social siences
- African American Studies
- Anthropology
- Chicano/Latino Studies
- Communication
- Economics
- Education
- Native American Studies
- Political Science
- Psychology
- Public Opinion
- Sociology
- Statistics A-Z
- Urban Studies
- U.S. Elections
- Women in Society
Library Subject Specialists Directory
Other Online Resources
- American FactFinder
- BEA:Regional Economic Accounts
- CPS: Current Population Survey
- DISC: Data & Information Services Cener
- IPUMS International: Integrated Public Use Microdata Series
- IPUMS USA:Integraged Public Use Microdata Series
- NCES: National Center for Education Statistics
- U C San Diego's 'Data on the Net'
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U.S. Census Bureau
- Heidelberg Institute for International Conflict Research: COSIMO