The Institute of Advanced Legal Studies collates information on current MPhil / PhD research from institutions across the UK, and stores it in the CLRT database. This can be a useful way of finding out if there are others researching in a similar area to your own, giving you the chance to get in touch with them and expand your academic network.
The team at IALS rely on current research students getting in touch with them, so if you'd like the details of your research added, then please contact them via https://ials.sas.ac.uk/clrt-current-legal-research-topics-database.
Strictly Legal - The Birkbeck Law Librarian's Blog
This blog is for students studying and staff teaching on law and criminology courses at Birkbeck, University of London. Visit for the latest library news, tips on new resources, links to useful web sites and more.
Thursday 21 May 2020
Wednesday 18 March 2020
IALS Library - online resources available to members during the closure of the library building
If you are a member of the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies library, then you will be able to access their collection of eBooks whilst they are closed.
LLM, PhD and academic staff can join the library. Any postgraduate students or academics who are not currently IALS Library members but wish to access these e-resources, can become library members remotely. Admission details and application forms are here: https://ials.sas.ac.uk/library/joining-library.
LLM, PhD and academic staff can join the library. Any postgraduate students or academics who are not currently IALS Library members but wish to access these e-resources, can become library members remotely. Admission details and application forms are here: https://ials.sas.ac.uk/library/joining-library.
Any
queries, please email the Reference Desk team: ials@sas.ac.uk
Monday 6 January 2020
New Criminology libguide
Previously linked with Law in an online library guide, Criminology has now come out of the shadows and has its own guide, providing information on a variety of resources available to Criminology students, highlighting those collections which are likely to be of most use in your studies.
Find it at: https://bbk.libguides.com/criminology
Thursday 28 November 2019
Hein Online Libguides
Hein Online has launched a series of online guides. The aim is to provide a guide for each collection within Hein, and each one will feature information on collection content, search tips, training materials and more. The link through to all guides can be found at: https://libguides.heinonline.org/?b=g&d=a
For many Birkbeck users of Hein, the Law Journal Library will be the resource that they are most familiar with, and this already has its own guide at: https://libguides.heinonline.org/law-journal-library
These are worth a look both for new and more experienced users.
For many Birkbeck users of Hein, the Law Journal Library will be the resource that they are most familiar with, and this already has its own guide at: https://libguides.heinonline.org/law-journal-library
These are worth a look both for new and more experienced users.
Monday 4 November 2019
Free events at the LSE - part of the Women's Legal Landmarks project
The London School of Economics is hosting the following events, part of a series linked to the Women's Legal Landmarks project. They're free to attend, but you need to register.
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December 6-7.30pm – Mari Takayanagi (Parliamentary Archives) discusses the Sex
Disqualification (Removal) Act of 1919 https://www.eventbrite.com/e/the-sex-disqualification-removal-act-womens-legal-landmarks-tickets-65663109127
12 November
5-6pm - In conversation on the Married Women’s Property Acts 1882 and
1964 https://www.eventbrite.com/e/womens-legal-landmarks-in-conversation-tickets-79553563851
Thursday 24 October 2019
How to get a PhD in Law: national research training days at IALS
Details of this year's IALS research training days have been released, each day costs £75 for students to attend and the full programme can be viewed by clicking on the links below.
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Day 1, 30 Nov 2019: The PhD in Law and
research methods
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Day 2, 11 March 2020: The
PhD journey: supervision, research ethics and preparing yourself for upgrade
and vivas
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Day 3, 22 May 2020:
Researching, disseminating and publishing in the digital world
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Thursday 12 September 2019
IALS - closed for stock take, and information on how to get your new library card
The latest issue of the Institute of Advanced Legal Studies library newsletter includes the following information. If you're a regular user then please take note!
Annual stocktake closure
IALS library will be closed from 5pm on Friday 13th
September for our annual stocktaking. The library will reopen at 9am on
Monday 30th September. Readers will still be able to access online resources,
including thousands of e-books, using the Library catalogue and the Electronic Law Library.
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Apply for a new
library card
As of the autumn term there will be new library cards
for students and academic members of IALS Library. If your status as a
student or academic has not changed then you can reapply for a new card,
either in person or electronically, from 1st October. University of London
academic staff will be sent their new card automatically. To find out more about access, see http://ials.sas.ac.uk/library/joining-library/access-academic-users. If in doubt, please email our admissions team who will be happy to
advise you: ials.libadmin@sas.ac.uk.
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