The CSDE Working Paper Series is the work of faculty and graduate student affiliates from the Center for Studies in Demography and Ecology at the University of Washington. Prior to 2001, the series was co-sponsored by CSDE and Battelle and was called the Seattle Population Research Center Working Paper Series.
The working papers published by the Direction de la Recherche, des Études, de l’Évaluation et des Statistiques (DREES) comprise four series: the series « Statistiques » and « Etudes et recherche » presenting survey data and their in-depth analysis. The series « Sources et méthodes » deals with methodology and sources and the series « Programmes » with annual programmes.
Among the prepublication Working Papers series of the East West Center figures the "Population and Health" series, published since 1980 and available online since 2001. Older titles and previous series, like the Population series (until 2002, available online 2001-2002) may be consulted in the library.
The working paper series of the NIDEA at the University of Waikato, New Zealand, started with the creation of the Institute in 2011. It also provides an online archive of the previous PSC discussion paper series of the former Population Studies Center, which transformed into NIDEA.
Formerly entitled "Dossiers et recherches" from issues 1 to 110, this series was subsequently renamed "Working papers" from issue 111, published in 2002. Fascicles presenting work in progress, even in a preliminary form, can be viewed. Some documents can be downloaded. Otherwise, contact the authors directly.
The International Migration Papers (IMP) are published by the International Labour Organization- MIGRANT. The ILO produces research reports on international migration trends, migrant working conditions and the impact of government policies on migration. The documents have been available online since 1995, in English, French and Spanish.
Working papers available online since 1993. Users can either search the list or search by database. The themes vary: employment, gender, discrimination, family and professional life, children, education, migration etc.
The Istat Working Papers of the Italian National Institute of Statistics are dedicated to disseminate ongoing research results and activities concerning the National Statistical System, contributions and applications of interest to official statistics, guidelines and recommended practices. Since January 2011, Istat Working Papers series replaced the Istat Contributi and Istat Documenti.
The private economic research Institute for the study of Labor (IZA) established in 1998 in Bonn, Germany, puts a focus on the analysis of global labor markets. The IZA working papers are available online from 1998 up to the present.
Working papers from the Department of Economic History of the University of Lund, covering links between the economy, the work market, migration and demography (available in full text since 1999).
