2013 was definitely a banner year for new journals. Happily, most adopted open access models for making their articles available online in full-text at no cost. Titles include:
- Journal of Comparative Migration Studies (Amsterdam Univ. Press) [access]
- Journal of Human Rights in the Commonwealth (Univ. of London) [access]
- Journal on Migration and Human Security (Center for Migration Studies) [access]
- Migration Studies (Oxford Univ. Press) [access]
- Refugee Review (New Scholars Network) [access]
And look for these two titles to appear at some point this year:
- International Journal of Migration and Border Studies (Inderscience Publishers) [info]
- Journal on Education in Emergencies (INEE) [info]
A list of established periodicals in the forced migration field is available here.
2. New Book Series
2013 also saw the launch of the following new book series:
- Humanitarian Solutions in the 21st Century (Springer) [access]
- International Refugee Law Series (Brill) [access]
- Migration Studies (Springer) [access]
- Routledge Humanitarian Studies (Routledge) [access]
Two additional series to look forward to this year are:
- Religion and Global Migrations (Palgrave Macmillan) [info]
- Routledge Research in Asylum, Migration and Refugee Law (Routledge) [info]
Other series are highlighted here.
3. New Databases
Certain types of European legal materials became easier to access in 2013 with the production of the following new databases:
- Asylum Information Database (ECRE et al.) [access]
- European Migration Law (EuropeanMigrationLaw.eu) [access]
- Protection against Statelessness Database (EUDO Observatory on Citizenship) [access]
Tagged Periodicals, Publications and Web Sites/Tools.
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