Nobel Institute Library offers interlibrary loans

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(2000), "Nobel Institute Library offers interlibrary loans", Interlending & Document Supply, Vol. 28 No. 1. https://doi.org/10.1108/ilds.2000.12228aab.010

Nobel Institute Library offers interlibrary loans

Nobel Institute Library offers interlibrary loans

Keywords Interlending, Libraries, Library users, Norway

The Norwegian Nobel Institute, which is based in Oslo, has a library which has been open to the public since 1905. The library allows its collections of books and journals to be borrowed through the interlibrary loan service and will also supply photocopies of articles. To help would-be users the library publishes a monthly acquisition list. It is also possible to view some of the library's collection of journals in the public reading room.

The library's collections mainly cover political history from 1800, peace, international law and international economics. It is also a depository library for some international organisations including: The United Nations (and its forerunner The League of Nations), the European Union, the International Labour Organisation, the International Court of Justice, the World Bank, and the World Trade Organisation.

For more information visit the library's Web site at: http://www.nobel.no/library.html

Source: Press release