The Law Library recently added 30 new e-books from Edward Elgar Publishing to its collection. With this addition, over 1000 e-books are now accessible on the ElgarOnline platform, and 149... Read more »
Would you like to stay updated on publications by researchers from the Amsterdam Law School? It is now possible to subscribe to the Amsterdam Law School Legal Studies Research Paper... 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 »
Looking for newspaper articles? Nexis Uniย provides access to a vast number of Dutch and international newspapers, as well as several legal resources. Law students and researchers can also use Nexis... Read more »
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 »
The Library now provides access to a large collection of e-books published by Cambridge University Press, including over 4800 books relevant to Law. The collection also contains 300 books from... Read more »
The Law Library has access to the SIPRI Yearbook Online until 13 June 2024. SIPRIThe Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI), established in 1966, provides data, analysis, and recommendations, based... 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 »
Update: 1 July 2025 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).... Read more »