On the occasion of Pride Amsterdam this month, the Law Library has put together a display of books from our collection. Below is a somewhat more comprehensive reading list of... Read more »
The Law Library recently added three new encyclopedias and e-books from Edward Elgar Publishing to its collection. Over 150 more e-books will become available over the course of next year.... Read more »
As of September 2023, the Library has access to thousands of e-books from three different publishers: Taylor & Francis, De Gruyter, and Brill. In this blog post, we will highlight... Read more »
On 1 July 1863, the Netherlands formally abolished slavery in Suriname and the former Dutch colonies in the Caribbean by means of the Emancipatiewet (Emancipation Act). This day is celebrated... Read more »
The Law Library acquires new books every day. Besides textbooks and commentaries on major areas of law, the library also has a lot to offer in more specific fields of... Read more »
If you follow the steps in this blog you will learn how to use the advanced search options of HeinOnline. HeinOnline a legal research database HeinOnline has a number of... Read more »
The Law Library recently added new e-books from Edward Elgar Publishing to its collection. Over 400 e-books are now available on the online platform ElgarOnline. Edward Elgar Publishing is an... Read more »
To provide context to the war in Ukraine, the Law Library has compiled a non-exhaustive list of (legal) resources that give insight into the current crisis. All sources are available... Read more »
Why study law? What is legal research? Researchers, including PhD candidates, are confronted with questions about methodology right from the start. The Law Library assists researchers in their methodological quest.... Read more »
Citizenship law or nationality law is the law that defines the rights and obligations of citizenship within a country and the manner in which an individual can acquire or lose... Read more »