Journal links
www.gisti.org : The Groupe d’information et de soutien des immigrés offers a wealth of legal information, addresses, sample letters, training courses... https://www.gisti.org/spip.php?rubrique38 Plein droit
www.ined.fr/ : The website of the Institut national d’études démographiques. The bible for demographers and other statisticians, with a wealth of tables, maps and graphs, and a subscription-based mailing list.
http://barthes.enssib.fr/clio/ : Clio, social history server. A particularly impressive university site in terms of the volume and quality of its pages. Includes a very important section entitled “Actes de l’histoire de l’immigration”, with articles, an atlas of immigration, bibliographies, research news, publications and reviews, a calendar of forthcoming meetings and events, books read, etc.
https://ercomer.eu/ : Ercomer: European research center on migration and ethnic relations (based in Utrecht, Netherlands). The major European university site for the study of migration.
www.icare.to : Internet center anti-racisme Europe. A very rich British site in three languages (English, French and Spanish) on the fight against racism and discrimination in Europe. With a weekly newsletter and information that is hard to find elsewhere.
www.revues.org : Portal for journals in the humanities and social sciences, open to periodicals wishing to publish full text online. The portal’s mission is to promote electronic scientific publishing, while respecting the economic balance of publications.
www.comede.org : Since its creation in 1979, Comede has been working to promote health, access to care and integration for exiles.
https://www.icmigrations.cnrs.fr/defacto/ : De facto is the free-lance magazine of the Institut Convergence Migration, dedicated to critical analysis of current migration issues.
https://shs.cairn.info/revue-migrations-societe?lang=fr : Migrations société, founded in 1989, is a quarterly journal of interdisciplinary analysis on international migration.
https://journals.openedition.org/remi/ : Since 1985, the European Journal of International Migration (REMI) has published empirical and theoretical research from the various disciplines concerned with international migration and inter-ethnic relations.
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