*Sociology: Find Statistics and Data

Quantitative data sets, mostly from surveys, for the study of American religion.

Statistical information on each country includes land and water area, boundaries, elevations, population, birth & death rates, life expectancy, ethnic groups, GDP, inflation rate, unemployment rate, exports, imports, transportation, the military and more.

The GSS gathers data on contemporary American society, covering a standard core of demographic, behavioral, and attitudinal questions, including topics such as civil liberties, crime and violence, intergroup tolerance, morality, national spending priorities, psychological well-being, social mobility, and stress and traumatic events. The majority of trends have been tracked since 1972, although some trends can be followed for up to 80 years.

The Harvard Dataverse Network offers an open repository which provides a framework to publish, preserve, cite and get credit for your data, and allow others to replicate and verify your social science research work.

KIDS COUNT is the premier source of data on children and families, providing legislators, public officials, and child advocates with tools that aid them in advancing policies that benefit children.

An excellent source for United States population and economic data.