Available online since 1999, all MPIDR working papers are entered into the INED library database and archived in the 1999-2006 collection. Documents from 2007 onwards are sorted: some go to print, others are simply referenced and can be viewed in full text by clicking on the bibliographical entry.
The Institute’s research papers are available online from 1996, issue no. 311 (abstracts only). Access to full-text documents from 2000. The Institute was established in 1981 and is hosted by the Faculty of Social Sciences at Mc Master University (Hamilton, Ontario, Canada). It offers an interdisciplinary research program which focuses on the social and economic consequences of demographic change.
This series of working papers of the OPR at Princeton University, existing since 1991, are available online since 1997. More recent OPR working papers are now hosted by the UCLA California Center for Population Research (CCPR) in their Population Working Papers (PWP) site, together with papers from other institutions.
Published since 1987 and available online since 1994.
Working paper titles accessible from 1995 and pdf documents available in full text from 1998.
The working papers of the Population Research Institute, affiliated to the Social Science Research Institute of the Penn State University are published on a website hosted by the California Center for Population Research (CCPR), which provides a central location for the dissemination of working papers from multiple population centers.
Poverty, Gender, and Youth Working Papers present results of the Population Council research on such topics as gender and family dynamics, fertility and reproductive behavior, policy development, transitions to adulthood, and urban poverty and health. Policy Research Division Working Papers were renamed Poverty, Gender, and Youth Working Papers in 2007. The previous Policy Research Division Working Papers are available from 1991.
The working paper series of Rand Labor and Population is available online from 1994.
Numerous working papers available online from 1994 onwards, covering several themes: demography, employment, health, family etc.
