Jus Mundi is on trial until April 25, 2024.
Jus Mundi – Academic Research is a comprehensive, multilingual, user-friendly and intelligent search engine for international law and Arbitration. It covers over 72,000 international law and arbitration documents, including investment arbitration, commercial arbitration, public international law, law of the sea, and international trade law. Jus Mundi offers exclusive access to cases documents revealed through national proceedings in arbitration, and also publishes publicly available information, such as parties, status, representatives on pending cases even if the case documents are unavailable.
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ICC Dispute Resolution Library, which is a part of Jus Mundi, will be available for the whole year 2024.
Westlaw is a database for USA's jurisprudential resources. It includes for example cases, legislation, statutes, regulations, jury verdicts, administrative decisions and guidance and arbitration materials.
The database also includes resources for other countries and regions, for example Australia, Canada, EU, Hong Kong, Korea, United Kingdom, France, Germany, China and Iran.
The database also has a lot of Law journals, so if you need international articles, make sure you search both HeinOnline and Westlaw. All journals in Westlaw are not catalogued individually in Volter, so If you are looking for a specific journal and can't find it in Volter, see if it is available in Westlaw.
Westlaw is available for faculty of Law via Horizon. You can access Horizon by browser, https://horizon.utu.fi, or using Horizon client (see more information on intranet). Once you are logged in, you can choose Westlaw from the programs list.
Unfortunately Westlaw is not available for other faculties or open university students.
If you are using Google Scholar outside the university's network, activate the library links from the settings (Settings - Library Links).
