At the very end of last fiscal year, we were able to acquire Adam Matthew’s latest digitized archival collections. One of them is newly available this week: Colonial Caribbean Module I: Settlement, Slavery, and Empire, 1624-1832. This collection consists of documents from the British Colonial Office archives. It touches on […]

We’ve added a brief summary of the Textbook Initiative to the Course Materials & Reading List Service page. Please have a read, and refer others to this info as needed.

The problem with Metrics display in Scopus that we reported last week has now been resolved.

The metrics links in Scopus records are currently not working: Elsevier has reported that this issue may not be resolved until their next, as yet unscheduled, platform upgrade. We will advise you when this has been resolved.

The HeinOnline platform provides access to collection of over 60 individual legal databases, with US, Canadian and International coverage. They have recently added four new titles, at no additional cost: Civil Rights and Social Justice COVID-19: Pandemics Past and Present NOMOS: American Society for Political and Legal Philosophy Open Society […]