Weekend update: More research links from the week

I haven't done this in a few weeks, but this week and last a few useful new sites showed up:

The links:

Reference:

Links on climate change and global warming from Society of Environmental Journalists.

Links on NGOs from Resourceshelf.

Reports:

Things Fall Apart: Containing the Spillover from an Iraqi Civil War, analysis from Brookings Institution.

Tagging on the Internet, report from Pew Internet and American Life Project.

Statistics:

Worldwide Statistical Sources, a guide from OECD.

Governments, Politics:

Constitution Finder at University of Richmond, constitutions, charters, amendments, and other related documents from nations of the world.

White House Tapes at UVa's Miller Center, has some interesting presidential history compilations, including a special exhibit on Lyndon Baines Johnson and Dwight Eisenhower and the Vietnam war. Note also links to tapes mentioning E. Howart Hunt and Gerald Ford.

Journalism:

Goodbye Gutenberg, Neiman reports winter '06, on future of print.

People:

SheSource.org, provides women experts for current events and other topics.

Business:

Health Information Technology Costs & Benefits Database Project, database of literature.

The Language of Trade, a glossary from Business Roundtable.

Tools:

Another list of public-domain image sites from a Daily Kos contributor.

Booksearch searches three fulltext book search engines (A9, Google, and MSN) at once.

News:

News Coverage Index: Project for Excellence in Journalism compiles coverage from newspapers, talk shows and compares top stories.

Public Records:

Jail.org has links to criminal/inmate searches nationwide. Not all links lead to searches, though, some just link to county jail sites.