A major variation in the Christmas song can be found on the 4th day with the original being thought of as 4 Colly Birds but it transforming to Calling Birds in many versions. For very selfish reasons (because it was easier to write!) we have stuck with 4 calling birds. Twitter – a very modern… Read More »
The LawBod has strengthened its online African resources – as well as renewing subscriptions we have added a Nigerian database. What’s new? A database called Electronic Law Companion from the Nigerian legal publisher Funmi Quadri & Co. Current OU students and faculty wishing to use it will have to pick up a special username and… Read More »
Or to give it the dignity of its full name The Oxford University Undergraduate Law Journal. The inaugural issue is now available – as a free pdf. Details of the contents are below: English Law and the Doctrine of Abuse of Rights Mateusz Krauze Life After Bankovic and Al-Skeini v UK: Extraterritorial Jurisdiction Under the… Read More »
The new OU subscription to journals on CAIRN.INFO includes Revues en Droit The 9 law titles are: Archives de politique criminelle, Droit et société, Nouveaux Cahiers du Conseil constitutionnel, Plein droit, Pouvoirs, Revue francaise de droit constitutionnel Revue internationale de droit économique Revue internationale de droit pénal Clearly they are linked by place and language… Read More »
IFLP is moving home! From now, and for the foreseeable future, IFLP will be available to OU members via HeinOnline. For the moment IFLP will remain available on the Ovid/Wolters Kluwer Health platform but not for much longer. So our advice is to get used to going to HeinOnline now. Certainly the search screen looks… Read More »
Kent Law School has announced the birth of new open access journal “feminists@law is a peer-reviewed online journal which aims to publish critical, interdisciplinary, theoretically engaged scholarship that extends feminist debates and analyses relating to law and justice (broadly conceived). It has a particular interest in critical and theoretical approaches and perspectives that draw upon postcolonial, transnational… Read More »
October 1, 2010 saw the launch of a new, open access journal on French law the Revue Henri Capitant de Droit. The subject of the first issue is “Regards civilistes sur l’analyse économique du droit.” The journal is, in fact, bilingual (the English version is just a button click away) – but I hope that… Read More »
Do you ever get frustrated because you can’t remember whether Lloyds Law Reports are on Lexis, Justis or i-law nowadays? Or whether the New South wales Law reports are available electronically? We have a database on our website that provides a quick and easy way to locate a series of law reports or a journal title… Read More »
The Index to Foreign Legal Periodicals will now be including Art, Antiquity and Law, Legisprudence and Yearbook of Consumer Law among its titles. All of the above are in hard copy in the Bodleian Law Library. A reminder to users of IFLP, you will first be taken to the OVID platform – so remember to… Read More »
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