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Anthropology & Archaeology Collections
For advanced research assistance, contact William Wheeler at wheeler6@stanford.edu
Contents
- University of Minnesota
Human Rights Library. This human rights library contains a
collection of over ninety of the most important international
human rights instruments -- treaties, declarations, and other
materials -- together with authoritative citations
- Human
Rights and Humanitarian Affairs: Information Resources, Columbia
Univesity Libraries
- Human
Rights Throughout the World, survey from Scientific American
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Multilaterals Project. The Multilaterals Project is an ongoing
project to make available the texts of international multilateral
conventions and other instruments. Although the project was initiated
to improve public access to environmental agreements, the collection
today also includes treaties in the fields of human rights, commerce
and trade, laws of war and arms control, and other areas. Although
the vast majority of texts date from the second half of this century,
the collection also includes historical texts, from the 1648 Treaty
of Westphalia to the Covenant of the League of Nations
- RefWorld,
produced under the auspicies of the United
Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, contains authoritative
information on refugees, including current country reports, legal
and policy-related documents and literature references
- PeaceNet.PeaceNet is a world-wide
computer network dedicated to peace, social and economic justice,
human rights and the struggle against racism
- The
World Wide Web Virtual Library: INDIGENOUS STUDIES
- Center for
World Indigenous Studies. The Center serves as a clearinghouse
of ideas between nations and between nations and states governments.
CWIS receives documents, publications and undocumented information
from throughout the world. These materials are carefully archived.
Organizations, governments, and individuals frequently ask CWIS
to provide information from Fourth World nations or about nations.
We gather and store information and make it available. We also
promote direct interchange of information through "people exchanges,"
encouraging direct visits between people in their territories,
through workshops, symposia, conferences and the internationally
accessible, computerized Fourth
World Documentation Project through the Internet.
- NativeWeb. Documents
in this site are organized according to Subject Categories, Geographic
Regions, Nations/Peoples, Native Literatures, Native Languages,
Native Newsletters and Journals, Native Organizations, Bibliographies,
Other Native information sites, NativeWeb Electronic Store, and
Native Events Calendar.
- Aboriginal
Studies. This document keeps track of leading information
facilities in the field of Australian Aboriginal studies as
well as Indigenous/Native Peoples studies.
- Frontier News,
online news stories about threats to and development in the world's
large, intact natural forests. Updated weekly.
- Gaia Forest Archives.
You will find approximately 2,000 forest/biodiversity informational
pieces here as well as many ways to get involved in forest protection
campaigns worldwide. New materials are constantly being added.
Make sure you check out our Read Me First file and our Disclaimer,
which explain how this free service works and user understandings.
- WWW Virtual
Library: Forestry.
- Rain Forest Action.
Last modified:
March 3, 2009
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