The University of Mahidol libraries came together to create a single access point for their collections in the MULINET Library Catalogue. The Institute for Population and Social Research library also contributes material to this collective catalogue.
Established in 1926 under the name of the Facwcett Library, the Women’s Library is a research library on women across history and women of the contemporary world. The research covers feminism, employment, education, health, family, etc.
Collective catalogue shared by the 12 libraries of the World Bank and the IMF libraries. It contains books, periodical article collections, working papers, conference proceedings and, has a link providing access to the documents in full text.
The BLDS catalogue includes official documents and publications by international organizations and research bodies on all areas of development: economy, environment, health, rural development, education, gender, politics, social development etc.
Collective catalogue of the Council of Europe libraries and resource centres from 1989. It provides access to public documents of all Council of Europe library collections: the Central Library, the Central Archives, European youth centres etc. Users can also search by individual collections.
Collective catalogue of the UCL libraries. It brings together humanities and social sciences libraries and the medical and hard sciences libraries.
Catalogue of the London School of Economics and Political Science library.
Collective catalogue of the John Hopkins University libraries. The Hopkins Population Center has access to the resources of the Welch Medical Library since its collections have been integrated into the JHU library’s collective catalogue.
CSER online library on Italian internal and international migration. Users can search the databases of several bodies: the CIEMI in Paris, the Biblioteca di Piacenza etc.
The CRER collections on ethnicity and migration are indexed in the University of Warwick online catalogue and can be viewed by selecting the "Ethnicity & Migration" collection.
