The Peace Palace Library is providing trial access to the large COUTTS ebook collection until August 6. The COUTTS ebook platform ‘Myilibrary’ has over 175.000 titles in the field of law, political science, history, and a range of other subjects. Their law collection alone comprises over 4200 titles, from leading publishers like Cambridge University Press, Oxford University Press, Kluwer, Springer, Elsevier, Wiley and Brill. Also, there is exclusive access to intergovernmental publications from groups such as the International Atomic Energy Agency, the WHO and the International Labour Organization.
Myilibrary’s interface is easy to use and provides fast access to the fulltext of the ebooks. Searching can not only be done in title and keyword fields, but also by publisher or by disciplines. Users can create their own accounts to save searches, make notes and add bookmarks. Access this large ebook collection through COUTTS [inhouse only until August 6]
COUTTS ebook library online
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Peace collection online
The Peace Palace Library has been long in the possession of a unique and important collection on peace movements from the period 1899-1940. This 'Peace Collection', with about 1500 items, consists of all kinds of materials like brochures, pamphlets, letters and photographs from pacifist organizations and people striving for world peace.
The library has started to put a selection of 100 items from this collection online by uploading the digitized images, made with help of the Metamorfoze project of the National Library of the Netherlands, to Flickr.
We’d love to have your input here! Look at it, read it, tag it, help to add comments… You can even request for further uploading of records of your interest by telling us what you’d like to see online first. You tell us and yes… we scan! Go to the Peace Collection
Labels: collection, flickr, peacemovement, peacepalacelibrary, photographs, vredescollectie, web2.0