The Population Research Centre of the University of Texas in Austin hosts the Intenational Census Collection. In 1998, the collection became a part of the university’s general libraries and was included in their online catalogue.
Catalogue of the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine of the University of London, which hosts the Population Studies Group (PSG) of the Department of Epidemiology and Population Health.
Search engine which enables users to search book content.
Search engine for scientific subjects. Users can search for bibliographical information on articles, theses, books, technical reports, conference reports etc., on academic topics. Access to the documents: full-text, summary or connection to the publisher’s website. The search engine stores document citations. Search by publication date, or advanced search in journal article content. Google scholar also offers an alert service.
Search engine for scientific resources. It indexes university websites, institutional author websites, etc. and covers hard sciences and medicine. It includes databases such as Medline, BioMed Central etc.
Online access to around 9000 documents, journal articles, grey literature and research papers on forced migration across the world.
Collective catalogue containing the holdings of 25 libraries and/or specialized resource centres belonging to the European Commission libraries network. It features EU publications and official documents, along with a selection of periodical articles of European interest. The references cover, more specifically, European integration, the political objectives of the EU and the activities of EU institutions. The catalogue is exhaustive from 1978. It includes information sources available online ...
The PSC library catalogue of the Centre for Population, Aging and Health contains references of books, reports, official publications along with series published by the Bureau of Census and by the US National Centre for Health Statistics. Access to e-publications.
The library covers all areas of research in women’s studies including: women’s history; gender and social relations; equal opportunities; paid employment; women’s participation in political and public life; family and household tasks; health; body and sexuality; economy; teaching, education, training; media, arts and culture; religion and philosophy; development in the North and South.
International collective catalogue containing more than 286 millions of bibliographic records. It indexes all types of documents (books, periodicals, manuscripts, maps, audio recordings, films, etc.) located in the nearly 10,000 member libraries worldwide.
