Data and Statistics
United Nations Conference on Trade and Development
The website of UNCTAD. Provides documents related to the United Nations investigations into economic development, and transnational activities. Helpful for definitions and historical research.
A site with helpful guides for researching individual corporations.
Online FTZ information system (OFIS)
A site maintained by the US government international trade association, highlighting all the free trade zones (also known as special economic zones) in the United States.
Statistics database from the OECD. Includes data for GDP, unemployment, income, population, labour, education, trade, finance, prices, health, debt).
A project that attempts to identify the jurisdictions and mechanisms used to facilitate illicit financial flows.
Financial and ownership information on corporations conducting business in Canada.
A map of different native territories, languages, and treaties in Canada.
Dictionaries, Libraries, and Archives
H-Nationalism's library, consisting of all books and journal articles relating to nationalism. Very comprehensive.
Online Dictionary of the Social Sciences
An online dictionary created by Robert Drislane, Ph.D. and Gary Parkinson, Ph.D. from Athabasca University.
A wide variety of resources concerning nation and nationalism. Useful for definitions and summaries of texts.
Networks
A discussion network, consisting of a variety of different resources on nationalism, including: annotations, publication lists, calls for presentations/papers, etc.
Teaching Resources
Miscellaneous links, quotes, photos, and videos vaguely related to sociological theory.
A site with sociology resources for teaching.
Teaching and learning sociology through video. Great site to use for finding video clips for teaching.
A well-written blog covering a variety of topics in the philosophy and history of the social sciences. A good resource for teaching.
What Statistical Test Should I Use?
From the Institute for Digital Research and Education at UCLA, this site provides a basic table for choosing the correct statistical test.
A Jeopardy-like flash game about sociological theory and concepts.
A great site with both written explanations of historical developments as well as flow charts.
Theory
The Marxists Internet Archive, consisting of a variety of different works from authors that are in some way linked to Marxist thought/practice, including the entire work of Marx and Engels.
A selection of resources on the life and work of Michel Foucault.
Martin Shaw on the concept of Civil Society
Shaw explores the concept of civil society and its meaning through time. Useful to distinguish between the different ways authors (such as Marx, Hegel, etc.) use the concept.
An archive of Walter Benjamin's writings.