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Duke University Law Library: Collection Development Policy: Introduction

DUKE UNIVERSITY
SCHOOL of LAW LIBRARY
COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT POLICY

U.S. Collection Development Policies by Type of Material | U.S. Collection Development Policies by Subject | Foreign Law Collection Development Policy | International Legal Materials Collection Development Policy

General Information

Introduction and Overview
Selection Process
Cooperative Collection Development
Gift Policy
Format Criteria

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U.S. Collection Development Policies by Type of Material

Administrative Codes and Regulations Administrative Decisions Atlases Attorney General Opinions Bar Journals Bibliographies Casebooks Citators Codes (Statutory) Compact Disks Constitutions & Constitutional Convention Proceedings Continuing Legal Education Course Examinations Court Briefs & Records Court Reports Court Rules Dictionaries & Thesauri Digests Directories Dissertations & Theses Encyclopedias Floyd M Riddick Collection Form Books

Hornbooks Law for the Layperson Law School Alumni Publications Law School Catalogs Law School Exams Legal Newspapers Legislative Documents Legislative Histories Legislative Journals Newsletters Newspapers & Magazines Periodical Indexes Periodicals Rare Books Radio and Television Programs Research Guides Restatements & Model Codes State Documents State Materials (non North Carolina) Study Aids U.S. Government Documents Videocassettes Working Papers

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U.S. Collection Development Policies by Subject

Definition of Collecting Levels
Criteria Used to Determine Collection Intensity Level by Subject

Accounting Administrative Law Air & Space Law Alternative Dispute Resolution Antitrust & Trade Regulation Banking, Financial & Investment Law Bankruptcy Biotechnology Business Associations Canon Law Civil Procedure Civil Rights Commercial Law Communications Law Comparative Law Computer Law Conflicts of Law Constitutional Law Construction Law Contracts Corporations Courts Criminal Justice Criminal Law & Procedure Economics & Law

Education & the Law Elder Law Energy Law Entertainment Law Environmental Law Equitable Remedies Evidence Family Law Foreign Relations Gender & Law Health Care, Medicine & Law Human Rights Immigration Law Indigenous People Insurance Law Intellectual Property International Business Transactions Judges - Biography Jurisprudence & Legal Theory Juvenile Justice Labor Relations & Employment Law Land Use Law Law Librarianship Law of the Sea

Lawyers - Biography Legal Education Legal Fiction Legal History Legal Profession Legal Research & Writing Legislation Maritime Law MilitaryLaw North Carolina Law Prisons & Prisoners Professional Responsibility Property Public Welfare & Social Security Race Discrimination Religion & Law Roman Law Science, Technology & Law Securities Sports Law Taxation Torts Trial Practice & Appellate Advocacy Trusts & Estates

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Foreign Law Collection Development Policy

Overview
Collection Levels by Jurisdiction

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International Legal Materials Collection Development Policy

Overview
Sources of International Law
International Governmental Organizatons
Collection Policy
Definition of Collecting Intensity Levels
IGO Collecting Levels for Legal Materials



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