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Searching for material听

The blue search box at the top of this page, is our seach engine听. In Oria you can seach for both printed and electronic material in the University of Bergen Library or other Norwegian libraries.听

Need help using Oria? On this page you can find instructions on searching and requesting documents in Oria.听

Finding books on the shelves

Our听collection is arranged in a systematic order by subject, using the听L-Catalogue. We do not arrange books by language. The book arrangement system was developed by the university libraries in Bergen and Oslo, and is divided into the three classical groups: Private law, Public law and International law.听

A book's location on the shelves can be found in Oria and听is given by letters and numbers听(for example L 123 Abc). The shelves in the library give an overview of the topics on that shelf and the spine shows the book's location.听

You can search for a topic in Oria by typing in the L-number in . Here you must choose 鈥淟ocal classification鈥� and write the L-number in the search box (for example L 123). All the literature on this subject will appear.

The standard collection

Shelves 1-26

The standard library collection is marked with white tape. These books are found on shelves 1 to 26. The books can be borrowed for four weeks, and the loan can be renewed if no one is on the reservation list. Books that are currently borrowed by others can be reserved in .听

For more information, go to our page on borrowing and renewing.听

The reading list collection

Shelves 50-51

Material from current reading lists is available in the library on a separate shelf, and听contains the books that are listed on course reading lists.

This collection is divided into two sections:听

1. Short-term loan, marked by a grey tape. Shelf 50
   Material from the reading list that can be borrowed for听two weeks. The books can be reserved if unavailable, but not renewed.听
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2. Not for loan, marked by a grey and a blue tape. Shelf 51
   Material from the reading list听that is听not for loan, and can only be used in the library. Copying from the books according to the is allowed.听

The legal source and reference collection

Shelves 38-49, 52-59

The sources of law and reference collection is marked with blue tape. The blue tape means that you can only use the material in the library. The material can be copied according to .

The collection consists of:

1. The source collection contains sources of law from different countries.
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2. The reference collection contains encyclopedias, handbooks, and dictionaries. 听
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3. Journals and听other periodicals.

"Magasin"听- storage unit

The books in the library storage unit are marked "Magasin". These are mostly older books or older editions of the books in the regular collection. The books from the storage unit can听be borrowed for four weeks. Contact the staff at the counter, and we will get it for you while you wait.

Electronic books

Electronic books are searchable just like normal books in Oria, or you can choose electronic books in Oria advanced search. Some books are not yet available, but you can find them if you search directly through for example听 or .

For听more information, check out听how to find and use eBooks.听

Journals

Shelves 27-37

The library subscribes to many journals, both in print and electronically.

Printed journals can be found in the library on shelves 27 to 37, labeled "Tidsskrift", and alphabetically shelved by title. Some newer volumes can be found on the journal stand by the library entrance.

Electronic journals can be found in .听

On a general note, articles can be found in journals, newspapers, and books.

Articles in journals:听
Articles can be found in printed or electronic journals. Many of these articles are searchable in听. Always remember to write down the name of the journal, year, and volume for future reference.听

Some major Norwegian legal journal databases are , 听and . There are also some individual legal articles in the literature database.

Articles in newspapers:听
You can search for newspaper articles in听.

Articles in books:听
To find book articles and Festschrift articles you depend widely on the book鈥檚 name. But still, you can find many articles through .

Also check out the book collection: 鈥淣orsk juridisk festskriftbibliografi鈥� by Hanne E. Str酶m酶 and Halvor Kongshavn.

Searching for online material

The blue search box at the top of this page is our seach engine听. In Oria you can seach for both printed and electronic material in the University of Bergen Library or other Norwegian libraries.听

Need help using Oria? On this page you can find instructions on searching and requesting documents in Oria.听

Access to articles

On a general note, articles can be found in journals, newspapers, and books.

Articles in journals:听
Articles can be found in printed or electronic journals. Many of these articles are searchable in听. Always remember to write down the name of the journal, year, and volume for future reference.听

Some major Norwegian legal journal databases are , 听and . There are also some individual legal articles in the literature database.

Articles in newspapers:听
You can search for newspaper articles in听.

Articles in books:听
To find book articles and Festschrift articles you depend widely on the book鈥檚 name. But still, you can find many articles through .

Also check out the book collection: 鈥淣orsk juridisk festskriftbibliografi鈥� by Hanne E. Str酶m酶 and Halvor Kongshavn.

A collection of Norwegian acts that have been translated into English. The translations are not official, they are provided for information purposes only.听

A collection of online legal resources. You need an account to search the database, but some Norwegian laws, acts and听the Foreign Ministry's treaty registry is available to everyone.听For more, see听.

A collection of databases that the University of Bergen
subscribes to, e.g. Westlaw, HeinOnline, and Kluwer Competition law. Find legal databases by using the "Law" filter.听

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Online guide and toolbox for academic writing. Contains information about searching, reading, writing, sources, and referencing.

A bibliographic database over Norwegian law written in foreign languages, most of them in English.听References to books, articles, and Norwegian sources of law.听

To find听the听references, click听"Group library".

You can now also听retrieve references and download them to your own Zotero library and incorporate to your听Citation Style e.g. Harvard or听Chicago.

The database was created and is still owned and operated by the Law Library at the University of Bergen Library. From 2004 to 2016 Kirsti Lothe Jacobsen was the project leader, then Elen Elvebakk as the editor in charge until February 2024.