Law Research Guide

• The profile of the law collection follows the research profile of the Law Department: a strong emphasis on European law, international law, comparative law and legal theory.
• Books and law reports are to be found in  the Law Collection on the upper floor of the Library. The Library subscribes to a large number of  legal databases and electronic journals, both national and international. All electronic resources can be accessed through the Catalogue.
• In the Autumn and Spring term lunchtime training sessions are organized in the use of legal databases. 

   

Quick Links

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• LexisNexis Academic
• Westlaw International
• HeinOnline
• Beck online
• Juris
• Lex Polonica
• vLex
• LexisNexis JurisClasseur
• IUSExplorer 
  

Methodology of Using Library Resources for Legal Research
(4 October 2017)

 

EUI Law and Society Qualitative Methods Reading list
(April 2016)

Contacts

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For assistance in finding legal materials and using legal databases, please contact the

Information Specialist for Law, Machteld Nijsten

on ext. 2259 or in her office on the upper floor next to the Reading Area

New Law Books

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