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Report of a Session at the CALL/ACBD Conference, Calgary 2011: The Effects of Interdisciplinary Research on Law Libraries
Martha Facey
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08 December 2011, pp. 298-300
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Martha Facey summarises the answers given by three panellists during the seminar “Thinking beyond the Law: Effects of Interdisciplinary Research on Law Libraries” delivered at the conference of the Canadian Association of Law Libraries/Association Canadienne des Bibliotheques de Droit (CALL/ACBD) which took place in May 2011 in Calgary, Alberta.

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Studying Law in the Netherlands: the Role of the Library
Ben Beljaars, René Winter
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08 September 2010, pp. 241-248
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Ben Beljaars and René Winter contribute a thoroughly well-researched article on the profile of current users of academic libraries in Holland. They discuss their information requirements and usage; the relationship between the library and the law faculty; the use of digital resources in legal education and developments in legal information literacy.

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David Wills
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08 December 2011, p. 219
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