In this series we bring you perspectives from law librarians in different countries on simple […]
Pining for the Fjords
By: Ana Rogers-ButterworthNahum Gelber Law Library, McGill University, Montreal, CanadaIALL bursary recipient 2024 I cannot […]
Vote on Amendments to the IALL Constitution
By Trung Quach – IALL Secretary The IALL constitution needs an update. The current constitution, […]
What Makes U.S. Elections Different: Three Observations
By Mike McArthur – Duke University School of Law The U.S. Presidential election is fast […]
IALL Guidelines for Public International Law Research Instruction
…Announcing a Second Edition, 2024 By David Wills, Chair, IALL’s Education CommitteeLibrarian, Squire Law Library, […]
The best professional event I have ever attended – and I’m not even exaggerating
By Suzanna Louzada, Public Prosecutor’s Office of the State of Rio Grande do Sul, BrazilIALL […]
Discovering Norway’s past, present and future during IALL’s Annual Course
By: Dino Salkić, senior librarianMaglaj Public Library, BiHIALL bursary recipient 2024 Seen from the Balkans, […]
IHL in Action – Geneva Conventions – 75th anniversary
By: Sonia CrennReference librarian – international humanitarian lawInternational Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC)Member of […]
Thank You, Oslo!
By Mark EngsbergPresident, International Association of Law Libraries The 42nd Annual Course of the International […]
What about S2O as a new open-access model for academic law journals?
By: Claudia HollandLibrary Director, Library of the Max Planck Institute for Comparative and international Private […]