Oxford Public International Law (OPIL)
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Online Resources From Oxford University Press
Transcript of Oxford Public International Law (OPIL)
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Online Resources From Oxford University Press
This presentation gives a brief description of Oxford Public International Law
It tells you what Oxford Public International Law is how it can help you how to look for information in it
The presentation will take about 4 minutes
Oxford Public International Law (OPIL) is a comprehensive, single portal providing integrated access across Oxford international law resources, bringing you one step closer to the perfect research solution. OPIL provides access to:Oxford Reports on International Law, Max Planck Encyclopedia of Public International LawOxford Scholarly Authorities on International Law
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Oxford Reports on International Law, Max Planck Encyclopedia of Public International Law and Oxford Scholarly Authorities on International Law are ground-breaking online resources which speed up research and provide easy access to authoritative content. They are essential for anyone working in international law.
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Each of the resources has its own homepage within the Oxford Public International Law portal.
Its easy to return to the Oxford Public International Law main site or any of the individual resources by clicking Product Selector on the left.
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The homepage allows users to navigate by content type, subject, author and jurisdiction quickly and intuitively.
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To search, simply type the word or a phrase in the quick search box at the top right of the page.
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Results from the three resources are shown on the same page.
Search results can be refined by product, content type, book titles, subject, state party, jurisdiction, author and date.You can also choose to show only the full text resources provided by your institution.
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You can also search within results in the left column.
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Search and Browse options are available on every page, as well as access to an Advanced Search option for more direct searching.
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In an Advanced search you can search for more than one term at once.Search by entering a word or phrase in the search field. Add new row(s) to include additional words or phrases and refine your search further.You can search within all the content from Oxford Public International Law, or you can select only the products you need.
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You can change the number of results per page and the sort options, including relevance, title, author, and publication date.
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download as a PDFview in printer-friendly mode save searches and content in the Personal Profile areasend in an emailshare links via Social Network sites
The siteallowsusersto view and share content in several ways :
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Each article from Oxford Public International Law, has a link to the Oxford Law Citator on the left panel, which provides direct links to related cases, articles, and additional materials.
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The Personal Profile area is provided for users to save content and searches for future visits.
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After signing in, click My Work to view and manage the content and searches that were saved before.
If you want to see other OUP online law products, you can click the link at the top right of the screen.
Select your region on the map to find out more about online resources in law.
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