Are you having to do a formal literature review or just needing to start your research? Below we discuss some of the things that may help you. We will be looking at each of the different elements briefly but will (hopefully) point you to resources so you can dive a little deeper. This blog… Read More »
On first listening to the strains of There is no one quite like Grandma, this writer’s inner Scrooge leapt out unbidden: initial reaction was “A sugar tax cannot come soon enough!” (It remains to be seen whether the 2016 Budget‘s proposal of a new Soft Drinks Industry Levy (SIDL consultation) from April 2018 will survive… Read More »
Good news for all holders of an Oxford Single Sign On username and password: the Law Bod has just extended its subscription on LexisLibrary to include the entire Lexis Commonwealth collection. Many of our researchers are doubtless well used to resorting to Lexis for Australian, Canadian, New Zealand , Hong Kong , Singapore, and/or Malaysian… Read More »
Full-text journals added to LexisLibrary in the last year or so are listed below (together with start date of Lexis holding, and the Law Bod shelf mark where applicable): Journal of Corporate Law Studies from v.1(2001) Cw UK 300 J57 Judicial Review from v.1 (1996) Cw UK 300 J105 European Competition Journal from v.1 (2005)… Read More »
A little over a year into the new era, and the introduction of Electronic Legal Deposit (eLD) is beginning to be seen on the Law Bod shelves – but only among the journals. At the time of writing this post, there are no e-books accessible via eLD for law, or indeed any other subject. The… Read More »
By Katie Carter Happy holidays! If you’ve left Oxford for the vacation, you can still access many of our resources, including databases, e-journals, e-books and past exam papers through SOLO and/or Oxlip+. If you get stuck during the day you can ask SOLO Live Help for, well, help. Otherwise, email us at any time on… Read More »
The home page for the journal section of the platform offers a “new prominent search tool that is easy to use.” (At the far right hand end of this search box there is a link to the Advanced Search Screen should you prefer.) The results for a basic search using just “antitrust” are – as… Read More »
The Law Bod has just started a subscription to the New Journal of European Criminal law (NJECL in citations). This new (to the Law Bod) journal, published by Intersentia, has a particular focus on “criminal law as it is drawn up by the European Union and the Council of Europe,” as well as the law’s… Read More »
By Katherine Steiner Kat here – Information Resources trainee at the Law Bod. Since starting work here last September, I have had lots of chances to delve into some of the weird and wonderful resources the Bodleian Law Library and the Bodleian Libraries generally have to offer. Despite doing my undergraduate degree here in Oxford,… Read More »
Up till now, OU members have been restricted to the Open Access section of a major German online journal database called DZ or DigiZeitschriften The good news is that the Bodleian Libraries now have a subscription, making a lot more content available for all holders of an Oxford Single Sign On! The database has journals… Read More »
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