Why study law? What is legal research? PhD candidates are confronted with questions about methodology right from the start. The Law Library assists PhDs in their methodological quest for systematic… Read more »
The Law Library now provides online access to Rosenne’s Law and Practice of the International Court, considered to be the leading work on the International Court of Justice (ICJ). The… Read more »
New to the Law Library Collection, ElgarOnline provides access to hundreds of e-books in all areas of law you can access from anywhere. New e-books are added immediately as they… 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 »
Recently Dutch University Libraries have reached an agreement with publisher Brill. UvA staff and students now have access to all Brill journals and corresponding authors can publish their articles Open… Read more »
The Law Library recently subscribed to four new subsets of Kluwer Online Manuals a useful source for anyone conducting comparative legal research. Kluwer Enforcement of Foreign Judgments allows users to… Read more »
In most cases, the best place to find international case law is on the websites of international courts. Most international courts have a website providing access to their decisions and… Read more »
The current Max Planck Encyclopedia of Public International Law and Max Planck Encyclopedia of International Procedural Law will be a part of a new product: the Max Planck Encyclopedias of Public… Read more »
All three volumes of the IMLI Treatise on Global Ocean Governance are now online available on OSAIL. The Treatise aims to cover the whole spectrum of global ocean governance and… Read more »
The Law Library of the UvA has a subscription to Brill Research Perspectives – International Law and International Relations, which was launched in 2016. BRP will publish 2-6 issues a… Read more »