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.
Documentary database created in 1972, and containing nearly 110,150 references on geography, urban planning, development, environment, health and societies.
These databases contain bibliographical references of articles, published in 200 journals, website information and research findings on Southern countries, particularly of the African continent.
Documentary database containing over 30,000 references of books, reports, conference proceedings, articles, and audiovisuals on working conditions, notably discrimination, occupational equality, older adult employment and occupational illnesses.
DADI is an inventory of freely accessible online databases. It provides access to 1,200 bibliographical and information databases and image libraries, and to free online thesauruses. Last updated in September 2009.
A one-stop portal to three bibliographical databases on archaeological and historical topics: BAHR (Roman history), FRANCIS (prehistoric and protohistoric fields, art and archaeology and, some areas of religious history and science), FRANTIQ-CCI (sciences of antiquity).
Bibliographical database on European grey literature, published between 1980 and 2005. It indexes technical and research reports, doctoral dissertations, conference proceedings, pre-prints and official publications. It covers the fields of the pure and applied sciences, technology and economics, along with the humanities and social sciences. Since 2008, Inist (Institution de l’information scientifique et technique) has provided free online access to OpenSIGLE.
European digital library, created by the European Commission in November 2008. It provides access to more than 77 million books, maps, recordings, photos, archive documents, paintings and films from national libraries and cultural institutions of EU member states.
