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Karen Danbolt

Karen Danbolt

Your Library contact for Legal History
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Bokhyllene i rettshistorisk samling.

Eldre norske rettskilder av Kjersti Selberg (PDF) (Older Norwegian legal sources)

A bibliographic aid for finding older Norwegian legal sources, from the Middle Ages until about 1900.

(Et bibliografisk hjelpemiddel til å finne frem til eldre norske rettskilder, fra middelalderen og frem til ca 1900. Et veldig godt utgangspunkt for å finne frem i og få en oversikt over de gamle norske rettskildene. )

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The books at the Law Library are organized according to a classification system for legal science, the L-scheme. Each subject area has one or more L-numbers. Based on this register, it is possible to search for L-numbers in Oria. You can also search for keywords arranged systematically or alphabetically. In Norwegian only.

Digitized legislation, case law and other public information

Legislation

Case Law

Public information and statistics

Digital resources

History of law theme pages

Digitized books

Digitized special collections

Special collections containing legal literature:

Websites

Podcasts

Maps

New books in Legal History

Suggest a purchase

You are welcome to suggest additions to our collection (books, journals etc). 

Send an e-mail directly to Karen Danbolt: karen.danbolt@ub.uio.no

History of Law Collection

The legal history collection is a special collection for older legal and legal history literature. The collection is the most comprehensive of its kind in Norway.

Most of the books in the collection are available for loan, and can be ordered via Oria. 

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Search & Write is designed for all students who want to improve their information literacy and academic writing.

Academic Writing Centre

Visit the centre and discuss your ideas, drafts and questions with one of our writing consultants.

PhD on Track

PhD on Track is for all beginning researchers, main topics are the research process, communicating results, and open science.