By: Marie-Françoise BrémondHead of Publications Service, Research Support Department, Toulouse Capitole University LibrariesIALL bursary recipient 2022 Building Open Science : European and French initiatives Developed first by scientists themselves since the 1990s, open science has gradually become part of public…
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The Founding of C J Koh Law Library
By: Chai Yee XinResearch Librarian, Law, National University of SingaporeMember of the IALL Board of Directors Named after the late Chief Justice, Koh Choon Joo, The C J Koh Law Library is part of the network of NUS Libraries and…
2023 Annual Course Scholarships
By Mark EngsbergIALL President The IALL scholarships program continues this year, marking the return of in-person conferences at Stanford in 2022. The program will provide financial assistance in the form of bursaries to assist law librarians and local Swiss librarians…
What on earth is a Max Planck Institute?
By: Claudia HollandLibrary Director, Library of the Max Planck Institute for Comparative and international Private Law, HamburgMember of the IALL Board of Directors This year, the Max Planck Society for the Advancement of Science (MPG) celebrates its 75th anniversary. This…
Get to know the Board members!
Have you ever wondered who the people are behind the names of IALL Board members? To find out and introduce ourselves to you, we asked board members a serious series of questions about ourselves. By: Vanessa Blackmore,Manager, Law Courts Library, Sydney,…
Transformative Agreements in Australian Academic Libraries
The Squire Law Library: Reflections on a Global Law Collection
My first annual course – Stanford Law 2022
¿Qué Bola?: What’s New (and What’s Not) in Cuba (Take 2)
By: Julienne E. Grant, Louis L. Biro Law Library, University of Illinois Chicago School of LawIALL bursary recipient 2022 Cuba seemingly fell “off the media radar” a bit during the COVID-19 pandemic. Below is an update to the post I…