Articles in periodicals are found in the periodical collection on shelves A-D and have the call number "PERIODIQUE".

Periodicals are arranged in alphabetical order by title.

A list of the periodical titles is attached to the end of the display units.

  Kamminga, Menno T. :

  Lessons learned from the exercise of universal jurisdiction in   respect of gross human rights offenses. - In: Human rights   quarterly, Vol. 23 no. 4 (Nov. 2001), p. 940-974

  PERIODIQUE

The "doctrine" collection comprises offprints and copies of articles from periodicals on the ECHR. They are held in the "doctrine" boxes on shelf E. The call number is "DOCTRINE".

Items are arranged alphabetically by the author's name.

  Wildhaber, Luzius :

  Some reflections on the first year of operation on the "new"   European Court of Human Rights. - In: The Clifford chance   millenium lectures : the coming together of the common law and   the civil law / edited by Basil S. Markesinis. - Oxford : Hart,   2000.- p. 215-224.

  DOCTRINE

The collection of theses and diploma papers is limited to topics related to the ECHR. The call number is "THESE" or "MEMOIRE".

These unpublished works are held in the closed access reserve and must be requested from a librarian.

  Botta, Martin :

  The Council of Europe Commissioner for human rights : an   

  inflation of human rights institutions ?. - Strasbourg : Université   

  Robert Schuman, 2000. - 66 p.

The reference collection is on shelves 1 and A.

It is for use in the Library only.

  The international foundation directory 2003 / editor : Cathy

The "dossier" (files) collection (formerly "Classeur Vertical") comprises offprints, pamphlets, documents and copies of articles on the subjects covered by the Library. The call number is "DOSSIER" followed by the author's name and year of publication.

Ask a librarian to help you locate items of this collection.

  Henderson, Jane :

  The 1993 Russian law on citizen's appeals. - In : Review of   Central and East European law, Vol. 21, no. 1 (1995), p. 87-98

  DOSSIER-HENDERSON-1995

Books and chapters of books in the main book collection bear a call number taken from schedule 300 of the Universal Decimal Classification (UDC) scheme. The subject of the book is expressed in numbers and punctuation; this is called the notation. The latter is usually followed by the first 3 letters of the author's name to make up a complete call number which is marked on the book's spine label.

Signs at the end of the shelves give guidance to call numbers and, hence, to books.

  Harris, D.J. :

  Cases and materials on international law / by D.J. Harris. - 5th ed.   - London : Sweet and Maxwell, 1998. - lxxvii, 1123 p. ; 24 cm. -   ISBN: 0-421-53480-X (pbk)

  341.01 % HAR