Did you write a great paper for class or get a case comment published in one of the HLS journals? Now you can share it in the same open access repository that faculty use. DASH (http://dash.harvard.edu), the repository created as part of the law school’s new open access policy, has a new HLS Student Papers Series. DASH is …
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In conjunction with the John M. Olin Center for Law, Economics, and Business at Harvard Law School, Harvard University Press has launched its first open access journal, Journal of Legal Analysis, a peer-reviewed, faculty-edited interdisciplinary law journal. Below is a copy of its press release. For Release February 3, 2009 Contact: Mary Kate Maco, Publicity Director 617/495-4713 [email protected] …
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Are you interested in learning more about the newly elected members of Congress? Would you like to check out the current law clerks for the U.S. Supreme Court justices? The law library now has access to Leadership Directories Online (also known as “yellow books”) contains 14 directories providing contact information for leaders of major U.S. government, business, professional …
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Interested in keeping up with new titles received by the library? Check out our new page Recent Additions to the Collections of the Harvard Law School Library for a listing of recently cataloged titles. With the capacity to search by subject and by country for foreign jurisdictions, the web page also offers e-mail alerting and RSS so users …
Today was Open Access Day, a global celebration of the open access movement organized by SPARC, Students for Free Culture and PLoS. Check out the Open Access Day website for more information about related activities. Our own Berkman Center for Internet and Society joined in the celebration. The law school has taken important steps related to the open …