The collection

The University Library has a solid and up-to-date collection of legal publications, aimed at supporting teaching and research within the Faculty of Law and updated on a monthly basis. The Law collection is situated on the third floor of the University Library City Centre.
The Law collection consists of:
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Physical and digital books
About private law, private international law, corporate law, social law, European law, criminal law, criminology, constitutional law, administrative law, public administration, international public law, fiscal law and legal theory. -
Journals
Current volumes of journals can be found on the first floor of the University Library, alphabetically arranged in the journal cabinets. Older volumes can be ordered through SmartCat. -
Jurisprudence
Dutch jurisprudence is published in specialized journals. This collection is included in the Library. Many electronic sources of jurisprudence are available alongside the printed versions. -
Parliamentary Documents
The University Library has a bound and stored collection of all printed documents and meeting minutes on important draft laws between 1970 and 2008, organized by Parliamentary Document number.
Compulsory literature
The compulsory and recommended course literature is purchased based on the information in Ocasys. Therefore, teachers do do not need to submit a separate request for these.
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Would like to prescribe an e-book for a college? Please contact one of the collection specialists. They can inform you about the possibilities.
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For questions about Ocasys, contact your secretariat or the Ocasys coordinator.
Would you like to recommend a different publication for inclusion in the library's collection? If so, please use the acquisition suggestion form.
Where can I find the publication I am looking for?
SmartCat shows all publications held by the University Library. Online publications are immediately accessible, printed material can be found on the open shelves or ordered through SmartCat.
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Classification Law collection (in Dutch) [pdf]
Last modified: | 07 September 2023 4.38 p.m. |