The Law Library now subscribes to WorldTradeLaw.net, a useful website and research tool for anyone interested in international trade law issues. WorldTradeLaw.net consists of two parts: a free library 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 »
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 »
The Elgar advanced introductions to law is a series of books written by experts in a specific subject area of law in the fields of public law, private law, comparative… Read more »
This year saw a surge in demand for online resources and instructions on how to find digital books and journals. This is reflected in the most-read blog posts of 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 »
After a successful trial period, the Law Library continues the subscription to Kluwer International Tax Law. Kluwer International Tax Law is a research platform containing several modules: E-booksThe subscription also… Read more »
The Law Library currently has a trial to Kluwer International Tax Law (KITL). You have access to Kluwer International Tax Law until the end of October 2020. KITL is a… 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 »
Since 2011 the Amsterdam Law School has started its own series on Social Science Research Network (SSRN). Since the outbreak of Covid-19, SSRN has developed the Coronavirus and Infectious Disease Research… Read more »