|  | The Encyclopedia of Global Human Migration
 1. Edition January 2013
640.- Euro
introductory price valid until 31. May 2013, thereafter
770.- Euro
2013. 3444 Pages, 5 Volumes, Hardcover
- Handbook/Reference Book -
ISBN 978-1-4443-3489-0 - John Wiley & Sons
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| Detailed description
Available as a five-volume print set or online, The Encyclopedia of Global Human Migration provides a complete exploration of the prominent themes, events, and theoretical underpinnings of the movements of human populations from prehistory to the present day.
* The first comprehensive reference work on migration with over 500 entries arranged in a convenient A-Z format, and a prehistory section with over 50 thematically organized essays
* Features contributions from a global and multi-disciplinary group of scholars in the field, including historians, classicists, anthropologists, social scientists, political scientists, economists, archaeologists, linguists, and geneticists
* Provides thematic discussions of key topics, detailed migration histories, biographies, and more
* Examines migration through world history, rather than from a western perspective
* Includes illustrations, images, and charts, as well as 50 maps
* Additional materials include a lexicon
In addition, the online version will be hosted on Wiley Online Library with its intuitive navigation, enhanced discoverability, expanded functionalities, and a range of personalization and alerting options that will add value to your research. Features include:
* Clean New Interface: A new design offers intuitive navigation and easy access to highly structured articles, references and supporting information
* Intuitive Navigation: Offers browsing by table of contents or articles by topic, as well as the ability to expand and follow references and view author indexes
* Enhanced Discoverability: An improved search engine delivers relevant and immediate results. Search for a keyword or phrase across the full text of a reference work, use wildcards and Boolean operators
* Improved Alerting Tools: Email alerts and RSS feeds keep users updated with the latest published research
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