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Relaunching July 24thOxford Competition Law

Oxford Competition Law provides a suite of fully interlinked competition analysis, peer reviewed case reports and source materials

Combines world-renowned market-leading commentaries, national case reports and analysis from EU member states

Key commentaries include;• Bellamy & Child: European Community Law of Competition• Faull & Nick pay: The EC Law of Competition• Whish & Bailey: Competition Law

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Professionals and students can

• Search and Browse Commentary, Cases and Materials

• Read Peer reviewed national case reports including a detailed summary of the case, expert analysis and links to the original document

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Oxford Constitutions ofthe World

Constitutions from every country in the world


What is Oxford Constitutions of the World?The only resource to contain fully-translated English-language versions of all of the world’s constitutions (both national & sub-national). These constitutions are accompanied by:

• Historical Constitutions• Individual commentaries• Supplementary materials including:

foundational documents historical constitutions amendment acts/laws

Oxford Constitutions ofthe World


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Oxford Public International Law

Oxford Public International Law (OPIL) is a comprehensive, single location providing integrated access across our international law services


Oxford Public International Law

What is Oxford Public International Law?A comprehensive, single location providing integrated access across our international law services. It contains:• Oxford Reports on International Law• Max Planck Encyclopaedia of Public International Law• Oxford Scholarly Authorities on International Law

Each are ground-breaking online resources working to speed up research and provide easy access to authoritative content, essential for anyone working in international law


What is Oxford Reports on International Law?A database of case decisions on public international law from international law courts, domestic courts, and tribunals, accompanied by expert analysis and cross-case navigation via the Oxford Law Citator.

Collected and edited by a team of experts from institutions across the world, these case reports are enhanced with high-quality commentary, headnotes, analysis, and English translations of non-English decisions.

Oxford Reports on International Law


ORIL is divided into five modules:• Oxford Reports on International Law in Domestic Courts (ILDC)• Oxford Reports on International Criminal Law (ICL)• Oxford Reports on International Human Rights Law (IHRL)• Oxford Reports on International Investment Claims (IIC)• Oxford Reports on International Courts of General Jurisdiction*

*Module provided free-of-charge with any subscription to Oxford Reports on International Law



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Max Planck Encyclopedia of Public International Law

The definitive reference work on public international law



What is Max Planck Encyclopedia of Public International Law?A comprehensive online resource containing peer-reviewed articles on every aspect of public international law.

• Written and edited by a team of over 800 scholars and practitioners.• Published in partnership with the Max Planck Institute for Comparative

Public Law and International Law• Updated throughout the year.• Each of the articles selected for publication has been chosen to reflect not

only the history of public international law, but also recent growth areas such as criminal law, human rights law, economic law, and environmental law.

*Max Planck Encyclopedia of Public International Law sits under the Oxford Public International Law umbrella to allow cross-searching for mutual subscribers


• Air law and law of outer space• Diplomacy and consular relations• History of international law• Human Rights• Immunities• Individuals and non-state actors• Int’l co-operation• Int’l courts and tribunals• Int’l criminal law• Int’l economic law• Int’l environment law• Int’l humanitarian law• Int’l law & Int’l relations• Int’l organizations

• Int’l responsibilities• Law of the sea• Law of treaties• Relationships between Int’l &

domestic law• Settlements of disputes• Sources, foundations and principles of

international law• Statehood, jurisdiction of states,

organs of states• Territory• Theory of international law• Use of force, war, peace and

neutrality


Key subjects covered:


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The full scope of international case law - expertly analyzed and inter-linked

'A wonderful tool for studying or keeping track of evolving jurisprudence. Easy to search and browse, it lives up to its billing as a 'single point of reference'...With such rich content and good search functionality, this is an impressive database well worth the cost for law libraries with specialized collections in international or comparative law...Highly recommended'

- David Ettinger, Int’l Affairs and Political Science Librarian, Gelman Library, George Washington University

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Oxford Scholarly Authorities on International Law

Oxford’s unrivalled reference works available online

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What is Oxford Scholarly Authorities on International Law?Under the Oxford Public International Law umbrella, Oxford Scholarly Authorities on International Law is the starting point for scholars and practitioners working in public international law.

Includes the full-text online editions of market-leading reference works and treaties published by Oxford University Press.

All titles include lists of cases and instruments, are fully searchable, and are directly linked, via the Oxford Law Citator, to relevant case reports and articles within all of Oxford University Press’s online law products.


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Key titles within the resource include:

• Oppenheim's International Law• Ian Brownlie's Principles of Public International Law• Rosalyn Higgins' Problems and Process• Commentaries on UN Charter edited by Bruno Simma• Statute of the ICJ edited by Andreas Zimmermann• Torture Convention by Manfred Nowak

*New titles added to the resource twice a year


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Faster, more effective research of investment arbitration disputes

'Investment Claims is an invaluable resource for any practitioner or student who needs to understand the burgeoning jurisprudence of international investment law. Not only does it facilitate a rapid review of investment treaty awards, it also enables in-depth research by providing access to peer-reviewed award analyses and important monographs in the field.‘

- Romesh Weeramantry, Associate Professor, School of Law, City University of Hong Kong

Investment Claims


Faster, more effective research of investment arbitration disputesInvestment Claims

What is Investment Claims?

A specialist service that provides access to a fully integrated suite of arbitration awards and decisions, bilateral investment treaties, multilateral treaties, journal articles, monographs, and arbitration laws. Investment Claims includes:

• Awards and decisions with full headnotes, including English translations of key portions of non-English decisions, and peer-reviewed analysis

• Overviews of bilateral investment treaties for major jurisdictions

• A supplementary collection of journal articles and key monographs

Investment Claims is regularly updated with new content throughout the year, with all new and updated awards and decisions announced on the homepage, and all other content updates announced via customizable email alerts and RSS feeds.


Faster, more effective research of investment arbitration disputesInvestment Claims

Investment Claims contains:• BIC Codes• Arbitration, mediation and alternative dispute resolution• Settlement of international disputes• International arbitration• International courts and procedures


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options

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latest content

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Oxford Legal Research Library

Oxford Legal Research Library (OLRL) provides integrated access across collections of key law titles in a variety of subject areas.

OLRL includes four collections:

International Commercial Arbitration

International Commercial Law

Financial and Banking Law, and

Private International Law.

http://olrl.ouplaw.com/


Oxford Legal Research Library


Oxford Legal Research Library - benefits

Brings key authorities out of the library and onto fee earner desktops

Allows significant time saving in research and more confident that the coverage has been discovered

Table of authorities connected to the Oxford Law Citator providing an overarching reference resource for citations within that area


Oxford Legal Research Library - updates

• Option to provide online only supplementation and we intend to use this as a way to keep update key copyrights between fully revised editions

Future development ideasInsolvency LawIntellectual Property and Patent Law Data Protection & Privacy

Launching September 19thA Powerful Tool for Legal Research

“We have looked at user journeys and we have set out what it is that people are trying to accomplish at different stages with our online resources and particularly how they interact between primary materials and between secondary materials or analytic works. The Citator is designed to support the researcher at the point of research, wherever they are in their research journey…the path for onward research is properly facilitated and that is something that is intended to save the user time and effort.”

- A n d y R e d m a n , E d i t o r i a l D i r e c t o r

Oxford Law Citator

Launching September 19th

W h a t i s t h e O x f o r d L a w C i ta t o r ? The Oxford Law Citator is a state-of-the-art navigation tool that provides users with seamless research journeys – both between content from Oxford’s acclaimed law online resources, and out to esteemed third-party websites.

A Powerful Tool for Legal ResearchOxford Law Citator


H o w d o e s t h e O x f o r d L a w C i ta t o r fa c i l i t a t e r e s e a rc h ?

• Enables users to extend their investigative capabilities with direct links between all content

• Increases the efficiency of legal research by consolidating citation details and opportunities to find new information into each unique record

• Provides quick access to the most relevant research – the original content’s references, as well as material that references the original content

A Powerful Tool for Legal ResearchOxford Law Citator

Launching September 19thA Powerful Tool for Legal ResearchOxford Law Citator

H o w d o e s a u s e r m o v e t h r o u g h t h e O x f o r d L a w C i ta t o r ?

Rich document trails

In this example, a quick search for the independence of Cyprus in the Max Planck Encyclopedia of Public International Law provides access to a rich trail of linked documents that can be explored with the Oxford Law Citator – facilitating a quick and efficient research journey.

Searching “the independence of Cyprus” in the Max Planck Encyclopedia of Public

International Law


H o w d o e s a u s e r m o v e t h r o u g h t h e O x f o r d L a w C i ta t o r ?

Quick accessibility to other Oxford Law Online services

If the full text is available through another OUP service, clicking on the relevant Citator link within the article will take users straight to the appropriate resource.

Elsewhere in the same Max Planck article


H o w d o e s a u s e r m o v e t h r o u g h t h e O x f o r d L a w C i ta t o r ? Complete picture of research

The Citator provides an overview of each resource so users can easily determine the availability and location of the desired information.

The Constitution of the Republic of Cyprus is available in Oxford Constitutions of the World.


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