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Establishing a Library Service for the Nigerian Institute of Advanced Legal Studies

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  25 April 2022

Stephen Goddard
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African Research and Documentation , Volume 23 , 1980 , pp. 10 - 13
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Copyright © African Research & Documentation 1980

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This paper was given at a SCOLMA lunchtime seminar, 19th March 1980.

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1 Goddard, G., ‘Thoughts on a library service for the new Institute of Advanced Legal Studies’. Proceedings of the 15th annual conference of the Association of Nigerian Law Teachers, Lagos, 1977.Google Scholar

2 Moys, E. M. (ed), Manual of Law Librarianship: the use and organisation of legal literature, Andre, Andre, 1976.Google Scholar

3 Society of Public Teachers of Law, ‘Statement of minimum.holdings for law libraries in England and Wales. Journal of the Society of Public Teachers of Law. N.S. vol.13 (1974-5) pp.332-41.Google Scholar

4 Moys, E. M. , A classification scheme for law books. Butterworth, 1968.Google Scholar

5 Proposed scheme for Nigerian Law. African Research and Documentation, 20 (1979) p.12.Google Scholar