The Atlas of Global Inequality explores some aspects of inequality using online, downloadable maps and graphics. All these materials can be used freely providing they are attributed to the UC Atlas of Global Inequality. The data is in table format that can be copied and pasted into Excel and then added as a table in ArcGIS and joined to a shape file.
Provides country specific geopolitical intelligence on each of the 192 countries of the world. Can be downloaded as a table and join to ArcGIS shape files. Login and password (available from the Technology Department) required for some data.
Download Excel files with economic and social statistics on the
cn’s
well-being.ountries and territories of the world, with particular reference
to children
Managed and maintained by ESRI to support the sharing
of geographic information.
View and download
several data sets that you can use in ArcView. Some of the
data sets are free and others are available for a fee. Downloadable Data Page of the Geography Network
