Publications & Resources
From economic development research conducted by faculty and students to reports dedicated to showcasing company connections to Cornell, a wide variety of publications exist that link Cornell and economic development. Cornell is also linked to many external organizations that focus on economic development and the resources section lists them according to their geographic proximity to Cornell's main campus.
Cornell's Mann Library now offers developing countries three kinds of low-cost access to agricultural and life sciences journals. Mary Ochs, head of collection development, and Nicole Joos, TEEAL project manager, both at Mann Library, sit beside the towers of CD-ROMs that hold TEEAL, full-text articles from 140 of the most important academic journals in agriculture and the life sciences for developing countries. The silver external hard drive in the foreground also stores TEEAL's entire collection for local area networks.