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This document provides an overview and agenda for a library session on locating resources for research on issues in EU law. It introduces several databases, guides and websites that students can use for their research proposals and literature reviews, including Summon, Westlaw International, Lexis Library and HeinOnline for journal articles, as well as freely available sources on the internet. Specific topics that will be covered include the EU single market, European competition law, and guides for foreign and international legal research. The session aims to demonstrate resources for researching EU law and next steps students can take to develop their knowledge.
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Lex 4110
- 1. Catherine Funnell Senior Liaison Librarian(Law) Sheppard Library c.funnell@mdx.ac.uk LEX 4110ISSUES IN EU LAW
- 2. PURPOSE OF SESSION Look at a few of the subscription databases (journal articles) with some possible topics you might use for your research proposal Useful websites freely available on the Internet -places to start for a literature search or research proposal pertaining to issues in EU law Briefly look at SUMMON-Middlesex’s new facility for cross database searching
- 3. LIBGUIDES ‘Single Market’ YouTube video-good starting point for this topic or refresher! All the websites I will show you in the session are linked on my LibGuide(we’ll have a look at it in a moment) But first.............. In the Module Handook for this course Penny Kent states “ Identify what makes a good piece of legal writing” and she covered this in the first part of this session Following on from that,the Sheppard Library offers some useful texts to assist you
- 4. USEFUL LIBRARY TITLES “Research and Writing in Law”-Hutchinson “How to Write law Essays”- Strong “How to Write Better Law Essays”-Foster Catalogue-Do a subject keyword search using the words LEGAL COMPOSITION-you will get a good number of results here. Refer to these books as they ARE useful!
- 6. SUBJECT GUIDE FOR LAW
- 7. LAW AND LEGAL RESEARCH
- 11. ADVANCED SEARCH
- 12. ADVANCED SEARCH
- 13. RESULTS LIST
- 14. CHOOSE AN ITEM
- 16. PDF FORMAT
- 19. SEARCH STATEMENT
- 20. RESULTS
- 24. SEARCH STATEMENT
- 25. RESULTS
- 26. TERMS IN CONTEXT
- 27. HEINONLINE
- 31. INTUTE
- 32. START SEARCHING
- 34. RESULTS
- 37. FLAG-FOREIGN LAW GUIDE Freely available-Internet Lists UK university libraries’ holdings of foreign legal materials Maintained by IALS(Institute of Advanced Legal Studies)-authoritative Research postgraduates may use IALS with letter from Director of the programme and take Middlesex ID card
- 38. FLAG-IALS
- 39. START SEARCHING
- 40. NEXT STEPS
- 42. RECORD DETAILS
- 43. INTERNATIONAL LEGAL RESEARCH TUTORIAL
- 44. EUROPEAN UNION
- 45. TOP TIPS!!
- 46. EISIL(Electronic Information System for International Law)
- 47. SOME BASIC STARTING POINTS
- 48. GLOBALEX
- 50. GUIDE TO FOREIGN AND INTERNATIONAL LEGAL DATABASE
- 51. RESEARCH GUIDES
- 52. RESEARCH GUIDES
Editor's Notes
- “FREE MOVEMENT OF PERSONS” European Community”“EU DEMOCRATIC DEFICIT”