As many researchers know, finding UN documents can be an unpredictable process. Though sophisticated search […]
The UK Charity Sending Law Books Worldwide
The International Law Book Facility (ILBF) was formed in 2005 in the United Kingdom to […]
Free Access to Government Legal Information in China: A Path Full of Hopes and Thorns
The year 2013 marked the five-year anniversary of the enactment of the People’s Republic of […]
Developments in Comparative law research
Possibilities for cost (and time) efficient Comparative law research are now much broader thanks to […]
The Rediscovery of Legal Culture: Legal Scholarship in Germany faces the Challenges of Internationalization and Interdisciplinarity
Over the past two years the Wissenschaftsrat (German Council of Science and Humanities) has evaluated […]
The FLAG Rebuild Project
Many libraries throughout the UK are helping to update FLAG – the Foreign Law Guide – this […]
The origins of IALL
Recently I came across a few documents from the University of Oslo archives that illustrate […]
Grants for professional development
As you know, IALL offers a professional development bursary every year to law librarians from […]
Thank you Barcelona
Having just returned from the 32. annual course in law and law librarianship in Barcelona […]
Foreign Law Guide
We all have trusted research tools that we use frequently in our work. For many […]