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Law Library Lights

Vol. 52, No. 2 (Winter 2009): 

The Global Library
 
2008-09 Editorial Staff:

Editor
Matthew Braun
Law Library of Congress
mbra@loc.gov  
202/707-3190
Assistant Editor
Sara Sampson
Georgetown University Law Library
sas235@law.georgetown.edu  
202/662-9144

If you would like to write an article for Lights, please contact Matthew Braun at 
mbra@loc.gov.

The themes for the 2008-09 issues of Lights are as follows:

Fall 2008: What I Did Last Summer
Recaps of the 2008 AALL Annual Meeting in Portland, Oregon and other recent library-related conferences;
details on spring/summer library projects and other personal/professional endeavors undertaken over the past few months.

Winter 2009: The Global Library
How law libraries of all types are addressing issues with foreign/international materials; how librarians are working with
attorneys and other librarians from around the world; and how librarians are serving patrons who come from various countries.

Spring 2009: What Makes D.C. Special
Perspectives on what makes being a law librarian in the D.C. area unique.

Summer 2009: The Spirit of Innovation 
Stories about "outside the box" initiatives that law librarians have tried over the past year to advance themselves and their work
environments, as well as things that law librarians would like to try in the future.  


Beginning with Volume 50 (2006-2007), Lights adopted an electronic-only format. Issues
in this new format can be linked to from this page. Older issues (Sept/Oct 1998 through
Spring/Summer 2006) may be accessed at this page.

2007-08 Issues of Law Library Lights 
 



2006-07 Issues of Law Library Lights

 

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