Other guides and directories

Edited by Ali B. Ali-Dinar at African Studies Center, University of Pennsylvania.

An Africa directory prepared by Karen Fung for the Information and Communication Technology Group (ICTG), African Studies Association, USA.

A compilation of electronic bibliographic resources and research materials on Africa available on the global Internet, organized by region and country, created by the African Studies Department of Columbia University Libraries.

A directory of Africa and of African studies that encompasses Internet sites, discussion lists and any other e-resources of relevance. By Peter Limb, Africana Library at Michigan State University.

Offers online full text documents, resource guides with subject-focused guides and country profiles. Hosted by Institute of Development Studies, Sussex, UK.

IR’s International Resource Network (IRN) contains profiles of journalists, photojournalist, researchers, aid workers, field experts and information officers working in, or with matters that concern, the developing world.

A human-edited directory with links to websites sorted by country or by subject.

Find literature, internet resources, contacts and further information concerning African Studies.

http://www.ilissafrica.de/en/

A comprehensive collection of sources within the topics of African gorvernment and politics provided by The School of Politics, International Relations & the Environment Keele University.

The gateway offers bibliographic references, full-text documents and (soon) web sites on foreign and security policy, international cooperation and development policy, European politics and transatlantic relations, regional and country studies worldwide, foreign cultural policy and climate, environment, energy. Operating agency of this gateway is the German Information Network International Relations and Area Studies.

An Africa-centered search engine (robotic index) for the general public.

The African Collection has a focus on Anglophone southern, central, east, and west Africa; Francophone and Lusophone countries are also represented. It  includes books, periodicals, and newspapers, as well as holdings of maps, photographs, and archival materials.

This www Virtual Library: International Affairs Resources is a frequently updated Internet directory of over 2000 annotated links to high-quality English-language sources of information and analysis in a wide range of international affairs, international relations, international studies, global studies, and global education topics.

United Nations Economic Commission for Africa's federated search portal for scientific and socio-economic information on Africa from several different sources - including Open Access literature, commercial databases, online journals,  (UN)ECA publications, etc.

A database of national libraries in Africa, with links and contact information and some basic facts on the collections. Maintained by the National Library of South Africa.