OPIL – Oxford Public International Law
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OPIL – Oxford Public International Law
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Oxford Public International Law (OPIL) provides an all-encompassing and integrated gateway to Oxford’s leading international law services. These include the Max Planck Encyclopedias of International Law, Oxford International Organizations, Oxford Reports on International Law, Oxford Scholarly Authorities on International Law, and the Oxford Encyclopedia of EU Law. These databases, essential for anyone involved in international law, streamline research and ensure quick access to authoritative content.
Through OPIL, you can easily access the library’s subscription to the following authoritative international law databases:
- OSAIL – Oxford Scholarly Authorities on International Law
- ORIL – Oxford Reports on International Law
- OXIO – Oxford International Organizations
- OEEUL – Oxford Encyclopedia of EU Law
- Max Planck Encyclopedias of International Law.
All databases are cross-searchable, fully searchable, browsable by subject matter, title, and author, and fully integrated with the Oxford Law Citator.
The Oxford Law Citator is a research tool available on each of these databases to help users easily find related items. If desired, you can conduct a search across all three of these databases simultaneously by searching across “Oxford Public International Law” using the search bar near the top of the screen.
Use the search field at the top right of the page to search the database. You can also browse by content type, subject, or jurisdiction.
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