language: English

Web site:http://www.guttmacher.org/journals/ifpp.html

Studies in Family Planning is a quarterly, peer-reviewed journal concerned with all aspects of reproductive health, fertility regulation, and family planning programs, and their relations to health and development in both developing and developed countries. This journal publishes original articles, reports, commentaries, data from nationally representative surveys, book reviews, abstracts of other notable publications, and letters. It is published on behalf of Population Council.

language: English

Web site:http://www.blackwellpublishing.com/sfp

This issue of REMI proposes a dossier focused on “figures and diaspora experiments”. Various contributors analyze the process of construction of a diaspora identity, as from geographical contexts and of different fields of study: black diaspora, Eritrean diaspora, diaspora of Chinese from Taiwan, foreign-born in Israel; ethnicity and religion in the census of Great Britain population, uprooting of the populations in Casamance, French colonies in the 17th Century, etc.

language: French and English

Web site:http://remi.revues.org/

This journal is published three times a year in English by the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the pacific (ESCAP). Migration is the focus of this entire issue, which brings out eight articles that address this multifaceted issue from a variety of angles. From the Viewpoint column, which places migration right on top of political and policy agenda, to the article on child migrants and children of migrants and the one addressing the intricate issue of trafficking, through the discussion on the current management approach and initiave, among others, it is hoped that this special thematic issue of the journal will contribute to a comprehensive picture of the phenomenon.

language: English

Web site: http://unescap.org/esid/psis/population/journal/index.asp

This publication appears four times a year and comes from the Department of Sociology, University of Calgary, Canada . The Journal of Comparative Family Studies provides a unique cross-cultural perspective on the study of the family. It promotes the interaction between different cultures and life styles. It provides the latest trends and research.  Established since 1970, it contains valuable material for the sociologist, anthropologist, family counselor, and social psychologist.  The journal is a most important source for promoting a better understanding of interethnic family interaction that is essential for all multicultural societies. The Journal publishes peer-reviewed articles and research notes as well as book reviews. In addition, the last issue each year contains an index along with a section on books received.

language: English

Web site: http://www.soci.ucalgary.ca

Lives is a new generation of the Safe Motherhood newsletter, formerly published by the World Health Organization. Lives will be published every six months by the Partnership foe Safe Motherhood and Newborn Health, an independent global health partnership based at the Who in Geneva . Lives will report on the latest news and trends in maternal and child health, highlighting best-practice case studies and keeping you up to date on global advocacy efforts. It will feature country-level innovations, personalities, and an "New Resources" section will offer links to the latest materials, including those with immediate online access.

language: English.

Web site:http://www.safemotherhood.org