Gallica is a digital, heritage and encyclopaedic library created by the National Library of France. More than 2 millions documents are freely accessible: books, images (photos, drawings, engravings, maps and plans), press documents, journals, scores and sound recordings. The documents date back from the Middle Ages to the beginning of the 20th century. Some of them are digitized in image mode and some in text mode ...
Simultaneous access to all British Library catalogues, containing 14 million bibliographical entries of books, maps and music scores, along with 9 million periodical articles and thousands of web pages.
Bibliographical database containing 56 million references including 37 million articles
American Library of Congress, also known as the National Library of the United States. Its online catalogue contains more than 14 million references of books, periodicals, manuscripts, maps, music. Users can choose to perform either a simple search or an advanced search on the home page and they can also access an online catalogue portal of US and international libraries.
Refdoc, the catalogue of INIST, provides access to 53 million bibliographical references of journal articles, monographs, reports and conference proceedings, from 1847 up to the present day. Refdoc is the service which allows users to search for and order copies of INIST scientific documents. Since July 2006, the bibliographical entries of the INIST catalogue (article@inist replaced by Refdoc) are indexed in Google and Google Scholar.
This portal is a network which provides access to databases on the sciences of antiquity, prehistory and the Middle Ages, notably the indexed collective catalogue (CCI in French) containing entries on books, articles, and grey literature from libraries specialized in archaeology.
Bibliographical database of the Ritimo network, created in 1988. It includes references of books, journal articles, theses and reports on Southern countries, North-South relations, economic and social development, human rights, health, education and international solidarity.
Created in 1989, this is a French language bibliographical database on the environment and the social sciences: anthropology, ethnology, law, ecology, economics, geography, history, philosophy, psychology, sociology and political sciences.
Collective catalogue on women, gender and gender equality. Three resource centres share this catalogue: Louise Labé (Lyon), Simone Sagesse (Toulouse) and CEDREF (Centre d’études, de documentation et de recherches pour les etudes féministes, Paris).
Catalogue merged periodic National Network of mathematical libraries, include electronic journals freely available on the Internet. He noted the location and status of collection of about 8000 journals dead or alive mathematics.
