Classification
See below for PDF lists of the codes used.
Other collections
Official Papers for refugee studies
Refugee Council Archive at UEL
UNHCR - New Issues in Refugee Research
Refugee studies grey literature at the SSL
GREY LITERATURE
This collection of unpublished and semi-published material includes
- conference proceedings,
- field trip reports,
- research documents,
- working papers,
- newsletters from a wide range of academic departments, NGOs, and individuals.
Most of the materials have a geographical orientation, dealing with policy or practice in a particular region or country. Particular strengths include southern and East Africa, western Europe, the Middle East, and South and South East Asia.
Date coverage is mostly from the mid-1980s to the present day.
Finding grey literature
Grey Literature
Use Search Oxford Libraries Online (SOLO) to find grey literature in the SSL.
Keyword searching in SOLO is facilitated by the use of specialised subject terms taken from the International Thesaurus of Refugee Terminology.
The collection is in closed access stacks called RSC Boxes in SOLO. Please ask Issue Desk staff to fetch items for you.
Working papers issued by the University of Oxford Refugee Studies Centre (RSC)
are kept in the Discussion and Working Papers section of the Library. These papers have the shelfmark "D+WP (Oxford...)". Papers from all social science subjects are arranged in a single sequence, alphabetically by institution, then by series, then by number. All RSC Working Papers are catalogued individually on SOLO.
Portals & gateways
Open GreyOxfam papers
The Oxfam archive is now open to researchers. Catalogues covering Appeals and Fundraising, Communications, Campaigns, Programme Policy, Management and Administration, Records of grants made by Oxfam, and Publishing are now online.
Browse by subject area, publication type, country or language. Subjects include: Agriculture, Climate change, Conflict, Disaster preparedness, Food security, Gender, Health, Private sector, Politics, Trade, and many more. Publications available for free download in PDF format. Items should be requested for consultation in the Weston Library.