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The Mediterranean Library: a bouquet of resources
Bibmed is multilingual and provides access to
resources in French, English, Arabic, Turkish, German and Spanish, etc. This
Library is for all individual or collective users: students, researchers, the
general public, institutions, and public and corporate bodies (libraries,
miscellaneous documentation centres, arts centres and tourist offices).
A network of partner libraries
 The
Mediterranean Library aims to constitute a resource base of documents and
information on the Mediterranean through collaboration between the libraries and
documentation centres of partner organisations in the Ramses² network of
excellence of Humanities research on the Mediterranean.
The Library combines bases of bibliographic and document resources in a single
integrated site:
- bibliographic entries: Bibmed
- websites and on-line documents accessible in full text form: - Sitemed &
Docmed
- identifying and listing reviews concerning the Mediterranean: Revuemed
- bibliographic summaries
- Mediterranean map library: Cartomed
Bibmed is multilingual and provides access to resources in French, English,
Arabic, Turkish, German and Spanish, etc. This Library is for all individual or
collective users: students, researchers, the general public, institutions, and
public and corporate bodies (libraries, miscellaneous documentation centres,
arts centres and tourist offices).
Constituting a resource base
of documents and information on the Mediterranean
The Mediterranean Library is organised in adaptable
thematic categories related to the field of Mediterranean studies defined in the
Ramses² programme. The data and resources that are produced, identified and
classified are organised by this thematic field divided into three main areas,
viz., collective memories, conflicts and exchanges.
Priority issues, Collective memories, Exchanges and
Conflicts:
 Migration and diasporas
(mobility, legislation, illegal immigrants, transmigration, transnationalism and
migrant communities).
Trade (exchanges and
transfers of money and of know-how, relocation of industries, informal economies,
criminal economy and criminal organisations)
Cultural exchanges
(cultural cross-overs, cultural mixes and creolization)
Borders
Cultural heritage
Religious traditions
Collective
imaginations, representations and stories
Women
Political systems and
institutions
Civil society, human
rights
Conflicts
Towns and cities of the
Mediterranean.
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The Mediterranean Library: a bouquet of resources
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Bibliothèque virtuelle |
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  Sitemed
& Docmed
The first “floor” of the Mediterranean Library, called SiteMed and Docmed, is
open-ended and extendible. Its purpose is to identify on-line resource centres
concerning the Mediterranean and to constitute a series of document and
bibliographic resources. The resources thus identified and processed shall focus
on the field of Mediterranean studies specific to the Ramses² project.
 Mediterranean reviews
Lists reviews and provides access to periodicals that have a web site
and which allow consultation of indexes, contents lists and/or articles
in full text form.
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Notices bibliographiques |
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 Bibmed Notices
A second complementary “floor”, Bibmed, consists in devising a base of
bibliographic entries obtained by querying partner libraries of the Ramses2
Network.
Thematics Bib.
Thematics bibliographies issued from specific research programs.
Bibliographic summaries
The third “floor” of the Mediterranean Library consists in producing
bibliographic summaries on the state of the art written by the network’s
partners.
Access to The Bibliographic summaries
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Partner
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Cartomed |
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The Mediterranean map library is a documentation programme developed as part of
the Espaces, représentations et usages (Spaces, representations and customs)
division of the Maison Méditerranéenne des Sciences de l’Homme (MMSH) in
Aix-en-Provence. This programme provides new research aid resources concerning
cartography of towns and countries of the Mediterranean.Accès à Cartomed.br />
Cartomed |
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