CDIRM project partners
Collaborating entities include participating American Overseas Research Centers and their local
partner networks, listed below; the Council of American Overseas
Research Centers and its Digital Library for International Research; the
Center for Ancient Middle Eastern Landscapes (CAMEL) of the Oriental
Institute of the University of Chicago; Princeton University Library, and
the Center for Research Libraries.
American Overseas Research Centers participating in the Local Libraries and Archives Project are located in the Mediterranean
basin; the Middle East and North Africa; and Inner Asia. A large collection of materials from Guatemala now held by Princeton
University Library is also part of the project.
As the project work is initiated in each country, we will add a description of the local project and
the names of collaborating local institutions, keyed to the alphabetical list of centers immediately below.
- American Center for Mongolian Studies, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
- American Institute for Maghrib Studies (AIMS)
- American Institute for Yemeni Studies (AIYS), Sana'a, Yemen
- American Research Center in Egypt, Cairo, Egypt
- Palestinian American Research Center, Ramallah, West Bank
- W.F. Albright Institute of Archaeological Research (AIAR), Jerusalem, Israel
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The section below gives descriptions of the local components of the LALORC projects sponsored
by the participating AORC centers, their local partner organizations, and other collaborating institutions.
They are alphabetized by country. This information will be updated as new projects are started serially over
the first three years of the project. For those interested in finding out more about the individual centers and
their programs, the ORC names below are linked to the centers' own websites.
Egypt
AORC: The American Research Center in Egypt (ARCE)
Project: Participant in the map digitization project coordinated by CAMEL (University of Chicago)
Guatemala
Partner: Princeton University Libraries
Project: Collections produced by the Guatemalan News and Information Bureau on deposit at the
Princeton University Library.
Israel
AORC: W.F. Albright Institute
of Archaeological Research (AIAR), Jerusalem, Israel
Project: Participant in the map digitization project coordinated by CAMEL (University of Chicago)
Mongolia
AORC: American
Center for Mongolian Studies
Project: D-space project for Mongolian sutras
Partners: Mongolian University of Science and Technology, local library partners
Palestinian Authority
AORC: Palestinian
American Research Center
Project: Family papers in Palestine
Partner: Institute of Jerusalem Studies, Ramallah
Tunisia
AORC: Centre d'Études Maghrébines à Tunis (AIMS-CEMAT), Tunis, Tunisia
Project: Digitization of selected materials from the libraries of the Diocese of Tunis (the long-established Institut de Belles
Lettres Arabes (IBLA) and the much newer Bibliothèque de la Medina), and the private Benanni library
Partners: Libraries of the Diocese of Tunis, Benanni Library
Yemen
AORC: American Institute
for Yemeni Studies (AIYS), Sana'a, Yemen
Project: Selective digitization of manuscripts held by the Dar al-Makhtutat, Ministry of Culture
Partner: Dar al-Makhtutat, Ministry of Culture
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The CDIRM project is part of the on-line Digital Library for International Research
Last updated: August 13, 2009
Please direct any feedback regarding this website to: cdirm@aiys.org.
 
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