Databases & Institutions

The following is a list of key online databases and other institutions doing work on refugee urban integration.

Databases

For a compilation of resources on refugee law, including key case law: UC Berkeley Law Library, Refugee Law

For customized data on U.S. immigration, see George Mason University’s Institute for Immigration Research Immigration Data on Demand (IDoD)

For primary documents and case law: Refugee Law Reader

For Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Data: Humanitarian Data Exchange

For updated data and graphs, reporting on asylum and immigration in the U.S.: TRAC Immigration, Syracuse University

For data and Monitoring & Evaluation (M&E): Switchboard

For a wide range of open-source data on refugees: Open Migration

For global population data: World Bank Open Data

For the United Nation’s official displacement and resettlement figures: UNHCR Population Statistics

Centers of Research

Brookings-LSE Project on Internal Displacement

Feinstein International Center, Tufts University

Immigrant Learning Center Immigration Research Library

Institute for Immigration Research, George Mason University

Internal Displacement Monitoring Center

Migration Policy Institute

Oxford University, Refugee Studies Center

World Bank, Forced Displacement Literature Review

York University, Center for Refugee Studies

You may also be interested in our lists of key academic articles, practitioner reports, policy documents, books, and journals related to refugee urban integration. These sources are also summarized in our Literature Review.