Brill eBooks on International law and Human rights

By | 7 April 2016

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The Law Library has just bought an eBook package from Brill/Nijhoff for recent books on international law, and human rights and humanitarian law.  This provides full text access to 133 books from 2015 onwards, and all the books are catalogued in SOLO so you can link through easily to the Brill platform, Brill Online.  Then you can read the book directly from the website, or download it.

New books on these subjects will become available as soon as they are published.

A great feature of this package is that readers can buy a basic paperback version of any favourite eBook using the Brill ‘My Book’ option.Brillmybook  The price is usually 25 Euros plus tax (about £25 total, a huge reduction from the usual print prices).  To do this, you will need to create a personal account, which also allows you to mark your favourites, see your search history, and set up publication alerts.

To check whether an ebook in SOLO is provided through this package, choose the Details tab:

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… towards the bottom of the record you will see a note confirming that online access is provided by Brill:

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If you would like to see all the titles provided, do a search on SOLO for the exact phrase “online access provided by Brill” and limit it to 2015 and 2016.   Here are just a few to whet your appetite…

 

Law in society [electronic resource] : reflections on children, family, culture and philosophy : essays in honour of Michael FreemanIssues in International Migration Law [electronic resource].