In Memoriam by Kenneth J. Arrow              

Nobel Toast by Vernon Smith, Stockholm, 2002              

Sidney's memorial biography is taken from the book "Decision & Choice -- Contributions of Sidney Siegel" edited by Samuel Messick and Arthur H. Brayfield, a McGaw-Hill Series in Psychology.

Alberta wrote the introduction to that book as a memoir to Sid:

• The early years -- growing up on the lower east side of New York City
• The middle years -- an electronics teacher at a San Jose vocational high school
• The Stanford years -- graduate work at Stanford University
• The Professional years -- Penn State and Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences
• Research & Teaching -- core themes.

"How a Physchologist Informed Economics," a paper by Alessandro Innocenti, University of Siena, Italy, published in the Journal of Economic Pshychology, 2010.

"The Sidney Siegel Tradition: The Divergence of Behavioral and Experimental Economics at the End of the 1980s,"  working paper 2016-20 by Andrej Svorencik, Center for the History of Political Economy at Duke University, 2016.

"Tribute to Sydney Siegel (1916-1961): A Founder of Experimental Economics," a paper by Vernon Smith,  published in the Southern Economic Journal, 2017.