ECON 3061: Economics Senior Thesis - Prof. Ananat

This is a Barnard Library guide to tools to help manage citations and build bibliographies, including Zotero, EndNote, and Mendeley.

OWL has lots of general and subject-specific writing tips and techniques, along with research advice and detailed citation and formatting standards for the APA, MLA, and Chicago styles.

This is a handy resource from the International Association for Social Science Information Services Technology (IASSIST).

Guidance for authors wishing to create data and code supplements, and for replicators, from Social Science Data Editors

This is a useful annotated sample paper from Purdue OWL.

This explains why annotated bibliographies are useful for researchers, provides an explanation of what constitutes an annotation, describes various types of annotations and styles for writing them, and offers multiple examples of annotated bibliographies in the MLA, APA, and CBE/CSE styles of citation.

This is a solid introduction to what literature reviews are and how to go about constructing one.

Try using a research log to keep track of what you've searched and what you want to try next. You can copy this to your Google Drive and adjust it to suit your needs.

This guide is meant to help seniors and rising juniors of any major through any stage of the thesis-writing process. Kate Barrett BC '20 shares tips for cultivating a successful and organized thesis throughout a semester or a year, from the initial generation of a topic to the final bibliography. Additionally, this guide provides insight into time management skills, research tools, and stress management strategies for alleviating stress and increasing clarity around the project.

Lots of useful information on writing papers and other kinds of written projects in many different fields.