Call numbers
Law Library call numbers are basically divided into two parts:
- subject classification: series of numbers that represent the subject area, and
- author classification: series of letters and/or numbers that represent the author or title of the information.
Some call numbers have a third part for the year of publication or extra author information. Call numbers beginning with F-Z can be found on Level 3 of the Law Library. Call numbers beginning with f (for folio) can be found at the end of the F-Z sequence. These books are too large for the normal shelves. See also the online tutorial, How to decipher Law Library call numbers.
| Number |
Subject |
| R5-R960 |
Treatises - Foreign law |
| T2-T240 |
Documentary sources of international law |
| U10-U90 |
Official records of international and regional organisations |
| W5-W21 |
Treatises on international law |
| W22 |
European community law |
| W25-W60 |
States |
| W70-W90 |
The individual in international law (incl. human rights) |
| X30 |
Treaty law |
| X45-X56 |
Pacific settlement of international disputes |
| X65-X85 |
War and non-specific methods of settling international disputes |
| Y10-Y25 |
International crimes and offences |
| Y40-Y50 |
International trade |
| Y60-Y90 |
International law in relation to other subjects |
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