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Caucasian
Regional Studies International Association For Caucasian Regional
Studies, Tbilisi, Georgia
"The search for political solutions to ethnic conflicts; the
complexities, successes and failures of democratization in newly
independent states; the political economy of the oil wealth of the
Caspian: these are some of the most vital issues in the Caucasian
region. The journal Caucasian Regional Studies aims to stimulate an
inter-disciplinary debate about these issues among academics from the
region itself as well as from appropriate departments in the West and
the former Soviet Union. It is the journal's policy to publish
contributions on a wide variety of topics including collective security,
inter-state relations, ethnic conflicts, democratization, civil society
and economics. This is the first journal in the English and Russian
languages exclusively devoted to the affairs of the Caucasus."
[Description from ERCOMER Virtual Library]
http://poli.vub.ac.be
CSS
SURVEY--
the monthly review of the Belgrade based Center for Strategic Studies
Belgrade - Yugoslavia (Serbia&Montenegro) [Description from ERCOMER
Virtual Library]
http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/2890/csssurv.html
Ethnic
Studies Network Bulletin
INCORE, Derry, Northern Ireland
The bulletin of the Ethnic Studies Network is produced by INCORE twice
yearly. The Ethnic Studies Network is a network of almost 500 academics,
trainers and practitioners in the field of conflict resolution and
ethnicity, most of them working in societies where ethnic conflicts are
taking place. The web site contains recent and back issues of the
newsletter and more info on the network. [Description from: ERCOMER
Virtual Library]
http://www.incore.ulst.ac.uk/home/esn/bulletins/
Forced
Migration Monitor
Open Society Institute, Hungary
The Forced Migration Monitor is an eight-page, bi-monthly publication of
the Forced Migration Projects. Articles in the Monitor focus on issues
surrounding forced migration, displacement, and refugees. While the
Monitor covers global issues, the geographic emphasis is on the
countries of the former Soviet Union, the former Yugoslavia, and the
Americas. [Description from: ERCOMER Virtual Library
http://www.soros.org/fmp2/html/fm_monitor.html
JEMS-Journal
of Ethnic and Migration Studies
(incorporating New Community) Torpoint UK
The Journal of Ethnic and Migration Studies (JEMS) has existed under its
old title New Community since 1971. As migration and ethnic studies have
become of increasing relevance at a global level, the journal has
evolved to take account of this new reality. JEMS has acquired Associate
Editors in North America and the Asia-Pacific and changed its name to
make its subject matter more transparent to new readers. [Description
provided by ERCOMER Virtual Library]
http://www.cemes.org
Merger
- Newsletter of the Migration and Ethnic Relations Group for European
Research ERCOMER, Utrecht, the Netherlands
Merger is a newsletter from the Migration and Ethnic Relations Group for
European Research. It is published three times a year by ERCOMER, the
European Research Institute on Migration and Ethnic Relations. In
addition to the conventional printed version of the newsletter, Merger
is also published online being distributed both on the World Wide Web
and by e-mail. [Description from: ERCOMER Virtual Library]
http://www.ercomer.org/merger
Migration
Themes - A Journal for Migration and Ethnic Studies
Migration Themes, an interdisciplinary journal treating current and
historic questions of migration and/or ethnicity, is published quarterly
by the Institute for Migration and Ethnic Studies in Zagreb, Croatia.
Papers appear mostly in Croatian, but also in English, Russian, Slovene
and other languages, on topics ranging from migration trends,
ethnotheory and ethnohistory, to specific case studies. The WWW site
provides titles of all articles published, Croatian and English
summaries of recent papers, contacts and other information. [Description
from: ERCOMER Virtual Library]
http://pubwww.srce.hr/migra/mt.htm |
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