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Online Resources . From Oxford University Press. This presentation gives a brief description of Oxford Competition Law It tells you what Oxford Competition Law is how it can help you how to look for information in it The presentation will take about 4 minutes.

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  1. Online Resources From Oxford University Press

  2. This presentation gives a brief description of • Oxford Competition Law • It tells you • what Oxford Competition Law is • how it can help you • how to look for information in it • The presentation will take about 4 minutes

  3. Oxford Competition Law (OCL) is the only fully integrated service to combine world-renowned market-leading commentaries with rigorous, selective national case reports and analysis from EU member states. The service is continually updated with cases and materials, a must-have for practitioners and legal scholars needing up-to-date information quickly. Oxford Competition Law provides a suite of fully interlinked competition analysis, peer reviewed case reports and source materials - the ideal resource for assisting with case preparation.

  4. Oxford Competition Law (OCL) allows users to browse by content type and subject. OCL also provides enhanced full-text versions of key commentaries: Bellamy & Child: European Union Law of Competition (plus online-only updates), Faull & Nikpay on The EU Law of Competition and Whish & Bailey on Competition Law.

  5. Click the commentary name to browse the content

  6. The site allows users to view and share content in several ways: • in a printer-friendly view • by saving searches and content in the My account area for future reference • in an email • via Social Network sites

  7. Apple Searching across all content is straightforward – type the search term into the search box

  8. Results come from all content on Oxford Competition Law. You can filter the search results by content type, book titles, subject,… You can choose to show only those resources that your institution provides full access to by clicking here.

  9. Each case report has full headnotes and decisions in the original decision language (The language is indicated clearly in the TOC). Facts and the findings from the court, references to further sources of analysis and lists of cases and instruments cited are also included.

  10. Each case and commentary is also linked to the Oxford Law Citator.

  11. Further help Investment Claims If you want to find out more, you can: click here to see the FAQs read about Oxford Competition Law email us at onlinemarketing@oup.com 1 www.investmentclaims.com

  12. You can see similar presentations on other Oxford University Press online resources in the Librarian Resource Centre www.oup.com/uk/academic/online/librarians

  13. For further information about all online resources from Oxford, and to request institutional free trials and price quotations please contact your library supplier or Oxford University Press: Online Products, Oxford University Press Great Clarendon Street, Oxford, OX2 6DP lawsales@oup.com +44 (0) 1865 353705 +44 (0) 1865 353308

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