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And frankly it looks amazing.

I really like the new format, especially with a cover and professional looking table of contents. My definite compliments to the journal and its new editorial team.

December issue

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Among the many (great) articles, be sure to check out:

Emerging Global Networks for Free Access to Law: WorldLII’s Strategies
Graham Greenleaf, Philip Chung and Andrew Mowbray, pp.319-366
Those who value free access to law need to respond to the increasingly global nature of legal research, and the fact that most countries still do not have effective facilities for free access to law. The free access to law movement, centred around University-based Legal Information Institutes (LIIs), is assisting and encouraging the development of free access law facilities in many countries in the developing world. While doing so, it is also creating a global network of interconnected free-access legal research facilities on the Internet. This network is becoming comparable to the global legal research facilities provided by the multinational legal publishers.

My loyal reader will know that I’ve been trying to build up some momentum on open access to legal journals here in the UK, and would (very much) like to see an event in 2008 related to open access.

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