Content
The Gateway offers users catalogued resources ranging from reports, to journal articles, and fact sheets. Its coverage ranges from the global to national (and sub-national) levels. Information is available in English and French, and via presentation formats such as
- Regional Gateways focusing on regions,
- National Gateways,
- Topical Gateways,
- Customizable Updates.
The Gateway can be searched by keyword, geographic region, or subject heading, and an abstract can be viewed before downloading the full-text of the article or report. Subscribers can be notified of additions to the database, filtered by topic, region, language, or format, with feeds provided by email and RSS news feed.
Topics include: child soldiers; climate change; conflict prevention; criminal violence; gender; governance; health; human rights; humanitarian intervention; international law; landmines; natural resources; peacekeeping; post conflict peacebuilding; small arms; refugees; and terrorism.
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