Law
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Library of Congress Global Legal
Information Network. "The Global Legal Information Network (GLIN) maintains
and provides a database of laws, regulations, and other complementary
legal sources. The documents included in the database are contributed
by the governments of the member nations from the original official
texts which are deposited, by agreement of the members, in a server
initially at the Library of Congress of
the United States of America. The basic elements of this database
are: (1) full texts of the documents in the official language of the country
of origin; (2) summaries or abstracts in English; and (3) thesauri in English
and in as many official languages as are represented in the database. The
summaries or abstracts are linked electronically to the corresponding full
texts. Currently, information can be searched in English using the instructions
appearing on the screen. GLIN is interested in enlisting new partners for
the network, and all governments or their designated agencies are invited
to participate." Click 'search' on left toolbar and then 'guest' to enter
database.
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Law and Society.
The law and society section of the Latin American Studies Association's webpage. This page
"seeks to deepen ongoing international collaborations among social scientists,
legal scholars, and cultural critics regarding the complex relationships that
articulate law, society, and culture in Latin America." English.
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LANIC.
Law and Justice in Latin America. A list of sites dealing with legal issues in Latin America. Links
separated by country. Available in English, Spanish, and Portuguese.
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Escuela de Derecho.
Site for the law school of Valparaiso, Chile. Contains a link to the searchable online version of the
Revista de estudios histórico-jurídicos. Spanish.
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