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3 New Titles: Digital Repression / Trading Data in the Digital Economy / Methodology of Relational Sociology

01/18/2024

Niels van Tol

Law

3 new digital titles have been acquired for the collection of the Erasmus University Library, based on requests by researchers and professors.

Rise of Digital Repression: How Technology is Reshaping Power, Politics, and Resistance	Trading data in the digital economy : legal concepts and tools : Münster Colloquia on EU law and the digital economy III	Methodology of Relational Sociology : Approaches and Analyses
Steven Feldstein	Sebastian Lohsse, Reiner Schulze and Dirk Staudenmayer (eds)	Elżbieta Hałas

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Trial on Wolters Kluwer China Law & Reference

01/08/2024

Niels van Tol

Law

This trial has now ended
The University Library has taken a 1-month trial on Wolters Kluwer China Law & Reference till the 8th of February 2024

Wolters Kluwer China Law & Reference

China Law & Reference contains laws, administrative-, departmental-, local-, and military regulations, judicial interpretations, industry standards, and treaties of the People's Republic of China. Also available are 500+ cases, over 3200 articles, 72 commentaries, and over 28.000 Law Expresses (news items).

The documents are available either in Chinese or English, with treaties and regulations being available in a double-language overview.

Access is on IP-basis, so using it from outside the campus requires you to use eduVPN.

For comments and feedback, please fill out this LibWizard Form

01/04/2024

Niels van Tol

Law

Happy New Year!

Wishing everyone a good and fruitful 2024!

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