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Refugee Protection & Forced Migration
Welcome to the Refugee Protection & Forced Migration Gateway. In this part of the Online Library you can find resources and guides focused on your course.
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Databases
- ABI/Inform Global (Proquest) Login
- Academic Search Complete (EBSCO) Login
- BAILII Visit
- Business Source Premier (EBSCO) Login
- Cambridge Core Login
- Directory of Open Access Books Visit
- Dissertations (ProQuest: Global) Login
- Dissertations (ProQuest: UK and Ireland) Login
- E-book Central (ProQuest) Login
- EJS E-Journals (EBSCO) Login
- Family Law Online
- Gale Reference Complete Login
- Getty Publications Virtual Library Visit
- HeinOnline Login
- HSTalks Login
- Human Rights and Humanitarian Norms as Customary Law Login
- IngentaConnect Login
- International Newsstream (Proquest) Login
- Internet Archive (eBooks and Texts) Visit
- Journal of Immigrant and Refugee Studies Login
- Journal of Refugee Studies Login
- JSTOR Login
- Lexis+ (LexisLibrary) Login
- Max Planck Encyclopedias of International Law Login
- Oxford Academic Login
- Oxford Handbooks Online Login
- Oxford Scholarly Authorities on International Law Login
- Project Gutenberg Visit
- Project MUSE Student Portal
- Refugee Survey Quarterly Login
- SAGE Journals Online Login
- Science Direct Login
- Scopus Login
- Taylor and Francis Login
- The Times Digital Archive 1785 - 1985 Login
- U.K. Parliamentary Papers (ProQuest) Login
- VLeBooks Login
- vLex Justis (JustisOne) Login
- Westlaw Login
- Wiley Login
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