Over the past year, a number of new international law sources have been released, increasing the depth and breadth of the international offerings on LexisNexis® products! The resources below highlight some of the more popular sources and recent additions to the global legal materials. International Arbitration Resources One particularly notable area of law which has expanded source offerings is International Arbitration...

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The 86-volume U.S. Naval War College International Law Studies Series is now accessible through one searchable file and one electronic table of contents (ETOC). The collection of essays and articles, initiated by the U.S. Naval War College in 1901 and written by noted international law professors, shows the development and practical application of international law principles in times of conflict and peace. ...

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The new pamphlet "The New Europe: The Impact of the Lisbon Treaty" provides an overview of the impact of the Lisbon Treaty on the transformation of the European Union into a cohesive geopolitical entity. Written by Prof. John J.A. Burke, long-time reviser of the European Union Law Digest , the pamphlet discusses the importance of the new positions of President and High Representative for Foreign Affairs...

A major revision of Doing Business in Japan (DBJ) has been completed in time to commemorate the publication's 30th anniversary. The content is now structured to follow the "Rule of 15" subject matter topics around which author Professor Zentaro Kitagawa has designed his analysis of Japanese law. Also included are updates to each topical chapter, integrating content previously collected in separate chapters...

Released the Foreign Laws & Legal Sources page or "tab" on the lexis.com Source Hierarchy at Legal > Area of Law by Topic > Foreign Laws & Legal Sources . The tab will be the new home for all foreign-country legal content on Lexis.com, replacing the Find Laws By Country or Region pathway. The new tab illustrates the broad array of content offerings that lie beyond products specifically denominated...

Refinements to LexisNexis® Tax Practice introduced by LexisNexis China are discussed in recent releases by Business Wire and by XooArticles.com .