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E-Library
on Migration Information Resources in the Middle East
The "e-Library on Migration Resources in the Middle East"
is a web-based archive containing resources on migration-related
information in the Middle East. By using a search engine in English
and Arabic, users can browse through more than 600 papers, statistics,
maps and other relevant documents regarding migration in the Middle
East.
The website will be updated on a regular basis, with information
about a wide range of migration-related topics such as: migrant
trafficking, diasporas, internally displaced persons, labor migration,
legislation, migrants' rights, migration and development, migration
health, migration policies of receiving and sending countries, refugees,
remittances, return migration and reintegration.
The purpose of the e-Library is to contribute to the overall understanding
of migration in the Middle East and to improve access to migration
resources such as studies and documents. Its primary audience is
constituted by IOM, governments, regional institutions and others
interested in conceptualizing, designing and developing migration
management interventions in the region.
The geographical area covered by the e-Library includes the Arab
Mashreq (Egypt, Iraq, Jordan, Lebanon, the Palestinian Territories,
and Syria), as well as the Arabian Peninsula (Bahrain, Saudi Arabia,
Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, the United Arab Emirates and Yemen).
Migration
Resources – MigRes
MigRes provides information useful for interdisciplinary
research on migration and migrant communities, as well as on asylum,
immigration policy and initiatives targeted at the incorporation
of migrants. Related issues such as debates on multiculturalism
are also included. The main disciplines covered are social geography,
sociology, law, political science and policy studies, philosophy,
history, anthropology, economics and demography. The MigRes cover
the following:
- internet resources
- immigration journals
- directory
- syllabi
- migration library
IZA
The IZA Integration
Database
Integration-Net
A bilingual website developed by Citizenship and Immigration Canada
(CIC) as a communications and research tool to meet the needs
of the settlement community. The Research Resource Division for
Refugees (RRDR) is responsible for maintaining and updating the
site.
Journals
Publications
Research
Centres & Institutions
- Center for Ethnic
and Migration Studies (CEDEM), University of Liège,
Belgium
- Centre
for Research in Ethnic Relations (CRER) University of
Warwick, UK
- Centre on Migration,
Policy and Society (COMPAS), Oxford University, UK
- Center for Migration Studies,
USA
- Centre
for Research on Ethnic Relations and Nationalism (CEREN),
Swedish School of Social Science, University of Helsinki,
Finland
- Centre for the Study of Equality
and Multiculturalism (CESEM), University of Copenhagen,
Denmark
- European
Forum for Migration Studies (efms), University of Bamberg,
Germany
- European
Migration Institute, Germany
- European
Research Centre on Migration and Ethnic Relations (ERCOMER),
Utrecht University, the Netherlands
- HWWA Portal
Migration, Germany
- Information Centre about
Asylum and Refugees in the UK (ICAR)
- Institute for Migration
and Ethnic Studies (IMES), University of Amsterdam, The
Netherlands
- Institute
for Migration Research and Intercultural Studies (IMIS),
University of Osnabruek, Germany
- International Centre for
Migration Policy Development (ICMPD), Austria
- International Institute for
the Study of Islam in the Modern World (ISIM), The Netherlands
- International
Migration and Ethnic Relations (IMER Norway/Bergen), University
of Bergen, Norway
- International Organization
for Migration
- Migration Policy
Institute
- Migration Research
Program (MiReKoc), Koç University, Turkey
- Society for
the Study of Ethnic Relations and International Migration
(ETMU), Finland
- The Centre for Research
in International Migration and Ethnic Relations (CEIFO),
University of Stockholm, Sweden
- The International
Metropolis Project
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