The Kluwer International Journal Library contains 22 titles and 350,000 pages of international journals from Kluwer. Each title includes a three volume embargo.
Complete List of Journals from Kluwer
- Air and Space Law
- ASA Bulletin
- Asian International Arbitration Journal
- Business Law Review
- Common Market Law Review
- EC Tax Review
- European Business Law Review
- European Company Law
- European Energy and Environmental Law Review
- European Foreign Affairs Review
- European Public Law
- European Review of Private Law
- Global Trade and Customs Journal
- International Journal of Comparative Labour Law and Industrial Relations
- Intertax
- Journal of European Consumer and Market Law – NEW!
- Journal of International Arbitration
- Journal of World Trade
- Legal Issues of Economic Integration
- Revista Brasileira de Arbitragem – NEW!
- World Competition
- World Trade and Arbitration Materials
Two New Journals Available
Journal of European Consumer and Market Law
The Journal of European Consumer and Market Law (EuCML) takes a fresh perspective at consumer law and puts the topic into the context of market order and market integration in Europe. The Journal provides relevant information for practitioners in law firms, courts, undertakings, associations, administrative authorities and academics. The journal contains double-blind peer-reviewed articles, and shorter comments and analyses as well as the new ‘EuCML Reports’ from national correspondents.
Revista Brasileira de Arbitragem
Revista Brasileira de Arbitragem is a quarterly journal established in 2003 covering national and international arbitration as practiced in Brazil or seen from a Brazilian or South American perspective. The journal is aimed at practitioners and academics working in the field of arbitration. Leading articles by internationally renowned specialists ensure that you stay up to date with trends, developments, cases and procedural issues relating to arbitration in Brazil and South America. Each issue of Revista Brasileira de Arbitragem covers both national and international doctrine though articles, selected arbitral jurisprudence, annotated cases, landmark decisions, recent developments, book reviews and a “review of the reviews”. Easy to use, each issue is introduced through concise ‘Carta do Editor’ introductions which give a quick insight into the contents of the issue whilst expert indexes make it easy to locate required content.
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