Cambridge University Press announces launch of Cambridge Law Reports

Cambridge University Press has announced it will launch Cambridge Law Reports, a new online platform dedicated to providing the essential resources for international law academics and practitioners.

Launching today (4 November), Cambridge Law Reports (CLR) features content from the world’s leading International Law Reports (ILR) series. These reports are the only publications in the world wholly devoted to the English reporting of decisions of international courts and arbitrators, as well as judgments of national courts.

The platform will also host the International Convention on the Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) Reports. In total, the site will have more than 156 ILR volumes and 16 ICSID volumes, with content dating from 1919 to the present day for use in research, teaching and reference.

Cambridge Law Reports offers advanced functionality making reading and navigating content easy. The platform provides users with extensive search options as well as unique browse features that allow fast access to high quality content by subjects, keywords, dates and more. CLR is also platform agnostic, ensuring access from any device.

The ‘My Reports’ function offers immediate access to your saved resources, including fast access to PDFs.

Chris Bennett, Global Sales Director, Academic Publishing, said; ’I’m delighted that these invaluable series will be delivered to their full potential for researchers and practitioners on this new, XML-based service, which will bring immediacy and ease of use to content of such richness.’

For more information, please visit www.lawreports.cambridge.org

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