Using Kluwer Arbitration a lot? Please try out the beta version of this website. Although this interface is still under construction, the new search screen is a considerable improvement and… Read more »
The Council of Europe publishes Human Rights handbooks: Practical guides to the implementation of the European Convention on Human Rights. These handbooks are written by experts in the field, and… Read more »
HeinOnline has created a series of short videos to help students and researchers searching and navigating the HeinOnline database. Searching 101 The tutorial Searching 101 explains the basics of searching… Read more »
Last month another 15 new titles were added to Oxford Scholarly Authorities on International Law (OSAIL). Below is an overview of the latest additions. For a complete list of all… Read more »
The Official Document System (ODS) is the repository of the United Nations parliamentary documents in six official UN languages. It includes documents of the Security Council, the General Assembly, the… Read more »
The Library offers access to a new database: “Investor State Law Guide”. This database contains treaties, arbitral rules, cases and other key materials in the field of International Investment Law…. Read more »
After a long time of service, the time has come for Westlaw International to retire. It will be replaced by WestlawNext on 18 December. WestlawNext provides access to the same… Read more »
HeinOnline, one of the main international law databases, has a new interface. Several enhancements have been made to improve the database: The new interface uses responsive web design which makes… Read more »
Did you know the Netherlands was the first country to use UNHCR’s internet-based Refworld as its main information tool in determining asylum claims? The agreement was signed in Geneva on… Read more »
OSAIL contains full text online reference works and treatises published bij Oxford University Press. Twice a year new e-books are made available in this portal. Individual titles can be found… Read more »