This unique bibliographic database combines several tools: a database of legal texts, the former Toxibase, which has been maintained until 2006, and the OFDT in-house database. It covers various aspects related to the field of drugs: products, drug use and its consequences, public policy responses, etc.
Catalogue collectif des 4900 bibliothèques locales, universitaires et d'institutions publiques et privées qui participent au "Servizio Bibliotecario Nazionale". Ouvert au public en 1997, il contient plus de 12 millions de notices bibliographiques. "Libro moderno" signale les monographies à partir de 1831 et les périodiques sans limites de date ; "Libro antico" signale les monographies éditées de la fin du XVe siècle à 1830.
Directory of libraries and documentation centres considered to be references in their specific fields and located in Paris and Ile-de-France. Information on each of them is provided: address, URL, opening hours, how to get there, fields covered, collection sizes, catalogue access.
The French Collective catalogue (CCFr) includes the national directory of all French libraries and documentation centres: To date, it provides information on nearly 5000 libraries and documentation centers and describes about 2000 specialized collections.
Working papers published by the Center for Family and Demographic Research of Bowling Green State University, Ohio, USA are accessible online from 2000. They cover issues related to family, marriage, immigration, child well-being and so on, primarily in the US. Users can search by subject (under four main headings: Family, Criminology, Demography and Social Psychology), by author or by year.
Online working papers are available from 2007 on the subjects of immigration (mainly Mexican, Caribbean, Latin American immigration to the USA), children of immigrants, India and Thailand etc.. The CMD is a research centre in the sociology department at Princeton Univerity (Princeton, New Jersey, USA).
Working papers published since 2003 are available online in English and Polish on the theme of migration in Central Europe (statistics and surveys), particularly in Poland.
Discussion Papers are typically pre-publication manuscripts drawn from the Demography Workshop that are disseminated to stimulate comment or to make results quickly available. The Discussion Paper Series was initiated in 1983 to facilitate communication between Population Research Center research associates and other social scientists and also to publicize the broad scope of PRC research activities. Prior to 1993, PRC Discussion Papers were issued as part of the ...
The "Dossiers d’Etudes" of the CNAF (the French national family allowance office) were created in October 1999 and constitute a collection of working papers containing: Research report summaries Survey findings Studies conducted at the CNAF or within the CAF research officers network Statistical studies with commentaries and methodological recommendations Documentary summaries
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.
