All publications by INSEE (national and regional), as well as those of Dares and later other SSMs, are or will become available on Epsilon. The search can be done by author, title, series, subject, theme, publication date and full-text search in documents. Online help is available on the homepage.
Bistrial review in chinese with a summary in english.
The aim of the DOAJ is to increase the visibility and ease of use of open access scientific and scholarly journals. The DOAJ aims to be comprehensive and cover all open access scientific and scholarly journals that use a quality control system to guarantee the content. This repertory contains 9950 journals
Working papers on reproductive health, population policy and fertility in Africa. Published on an irregular basis. The APHRC also publishes a newsletter and preprints on the site.
These documents cover the demographic situation and population change mainly in Australia but also in Iran.
The Asian MetaCentre Research Paper Series is a forum for scholars working on a range of diverse issues in the Asian context. The series takes a multidisciplinary approach to population issues and is intended to encourage substantative, theoretical and critical research in population studies on Asia. The series is aimed at stimulating and facilitating scholarly and professional communication and interaction amongst interested individuals, universities and research institutions ...
Working papers from BIB available online from issue no. 101 published in 2000. Many have been referenced in the bibliographical database Inedoc from the beginning of the series in 1977.
Immigration - Migrations - Etudes comparatives - comparaison
The working papers of the California Center for Population Research (University of California, Los Angeles) are available online from 2000. The website also provides access to working paper series of other universities, as the Maryland Population Research Center, UMD (from 2007), the Duke Population Research Institute (from 2008), the Office of Population research, Princeton (from 2010), the Population Research Institute, Penn State University (from 2006), and the ...
The Center’s Working Paper Series was initiated in 1971 to facilitate communication between Center researchers and other social scientists and also to publicize the broad scope of Center research activities. Working Papers are typically pre-publication manuscripts that are disseminated to stimulate comment or to make results quickly available.
