Sentences with phrase «of law journal contents»

Import this file into your RSS reader, and not only will you have a current list of law journal contents, but also you will received notification as soon as new articles publish.

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This service (which ceased in May) provided reasonably timely tables of contents for hundreds of law journals.

Fortunately my research leave project required me to collect and keep track of the table of contents of every new Canadian law journal issue, so it seemed natural that we re-purpose all this information and in a small way try to fill CJLC's void — at least for Canadian journals.

For the last few months, I have been tracking new issues of Canadian law journals for Bora Laskin Law Library's Recent Law Journals Tables of Contents service (July issue herlaw journals for Bora Laskin Law Library's Recent Law Journals Tables of Contents service (July issujournals for Bora Laskin Law Library's Recent Law Journals Tables of Contents service (July issue herLaw Library's Recent Law Journals Tables of Contents service (July issue herLaw Journals Tables of Contents service (July issuJournals Tables of Contents service (July issue here).

Those who don't always have easy access to the big commercial databases might like to be reminded of the useful free service provided by the Washington & Lee Law School's Current Law Journal Content, where the tables of contents of nearly 1600 journals are indexed.

Once logged in, one gets a table of contents of the various libraries in their database, depending on the scope of one's subscription (e.g., Law Library Journal, US Reports, English Reports, Legal Classics, and so on).

Like many of my North American colleagues, I keep up with new law journal articles by subscribing to alerts from Current Law Journal Content (CLJC), the free table of contents service published by the Washington & Lee School of Law Library and the University of Texas Tarlton Law Libralaw journal articles by subscribing to alerts from Current Law Journal Content (CLJC), the free table of contents service published by the Washington & Lee School of Law Library and the University of Texas Tarlton Law Ljournal articles by subscribing to alerts from Current Law Journal Content (CLJC), the free table of contents service published by the Washington & Lee School of Law Library and the University of Texas Tarlton Law LibraLaw Journal Content (CLJC), the free table of contents service published by the Washington & Lee School of Law Library and the University of Texas Tarlton Law LJournal Content (CLJC), the free table of contents service published by the Washington & Lee School of Law Library and the University of Texas Tarlton Law LibraLaw Library and the University of Texas Tarlton Law LibraLaw Library.

Simon Chester has pointed me to the Université de Sherbrooke Bibliothèque de droit table of contents service for Canadian journals — a local version of the much more ambitious service at the University of Texas's Tarlton Law Library.

[8] See for example this article: Ken Chasse, «Why a Legal Opinion is Necessary for Electronic Records Management Systems» (2012), 9 Digital Evidence and Electronic Signature Law Review 17, a U.K. «open source» journal, i.e., providing free downloading of articles (click «Archives» to access the contents of volume 9).

Harvard Jean Monnet Table of Contents Service (covers about 101 journals published in nine languages and 14 countries; started in Spring 1999 as a current awareness service mainly covering European Integration journals in the areas of law and human rights; as of February 2000, has extended coverage to economics, history and political sciences journals and called European Integration Current Contents; contents of journals newly arrived at the Harvard Law School and European University Institute (EUI) liContents Service (covers about 101 journals published in nine languages and 14 countries; started in Spring 1999 as a current awareness service mainly covering European Integration journals in the areas of law and human rights; as of February 2000, has extended coverage to economics, history and political sciences journals and called European Integration Current Contents; contents of journals newly arrived at the Harvard Law School and European University Institute (EUI) librarilaw and human rights; as of February 2000, has extended coverage to economics, history and political sciences journals and called European Integration Current Contents; contents of journals newly arrived at the Harvard Law School and European University Institute (EUI) liContents; contents of journals newly arrived at the Harvard Law School and European University Institute (EUI) licontents of journals newly arrived at the Harvard Law School and European University Institute (EUI) librariLaw School and European University Institute (EUI) libraries?

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