👉 What kind of resources does the Oxford University Press Law Library offer?
The Oxford University Press Law Library provides a rich collection of international law and arbitration resources as well as insights from renowned practitioners. Access a unique combination of books and journals covering issues across key topics in Investment Arbitration, International Trade Law, and Public International Law.
The Jus Mundi database will add nine books and three journals from Oxford University Press' extensive and renowned publication catalog, penned by some of the most prominent names in the field, including Nigel Blackaby, KC; Irmgard Marboe; Constantine Partasides, KC; Alan Redfern; Noah Rubins; Borzu Sabahi; Don Wallace Jr.; and Katia Yannaca-Small.
The Library includes access to the latest editions of key publications like the foremost treatise on international arbitration, Redfern and Hunter on International Arbitration; the highly respected, Calculation of Compensation and Damages in International Investment Law; and the most authoritative and famous investment law journal, the ICSID Review – Foreign Investment Law Journal.
👉 How can I get access to the Oxford University Press Law Library at Jus Mundi?
There are two ways to access the Oxford University Press Law Library:
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Via Jus Mundi Product section on the top bar on the right of the dropdown menu. Go to the “Product” in the drop-down menu under “Intelligence”. You will see an icon named “OUP”. Click on it, you will go directly to the Oxford University Press Law Library landing page.
👉 How can I use Jus Mundi’s premium features with Oxford University Press Law Library?
Jus Mundi Search Engine with publication filters allows you to conduct legal research thoroughly and find the most relevant content within the Oxford University Press Law Library.
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👉 On Jus Mundi Search Engine, why are some documents blurred and others only have a preview of the text?
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👉 Can I search only documents from the Oxford University Press Law Library?
In Publications, you can search only documents from the Oxford University Press Law Library by using the Publisher filter.
You will find an OUP logo on all documents from the Oxford University Press Law Library to differentiate them from Jus Mundi documents.
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