Website containing 20,000 articles from legal/scholarly journals on labour law, administrative law, civil (procedural) law, European law, corporate law and philosophy of law. Search the full texts from 1990 to the present day. For researchers and those who are interested in law.

Database of more than 800 digitized copies of the African American magazine Ebony from the period 1945 to 2014. Attention to current affairs, civil rights, art, design, politics, culture, literature and advertising. Focus on stories that are important to the African American community. Interesting for historians, researchers of literature and anthropology.

Extensive database of millions of articles from more than 17,000 scientific journals and other leading sources. From CNN podcasts to BBC Worldwide Learning videos. Also includes important reference sets such as Gale Encyclopaedia of Science and Encyclopaedia of World Biography. Interesting for researchers and students.

Database of over 9,000 titles. Find information about art, economics, language, mathematics, politics and more. From 1980 to the present day and updated daily. Includes a tool that translates articles into more than 12 languages. Interesting for researchers and students.

Read online legal and scholarly/scientific journals about privacy and information, consumer law, European law, medical company law, real estate law and litigation practice. Contains 16 journals and various books. Journals can be read online, and can be downloaded in their entirety or by article. For the legal professional and the interested layperson.

Official government documents and reports of debates of the British Parliament, from the late 17th century to the present day. Also includes profiles of MPs including biographical information and their parliamentary appointments. Primary resource for researchers of the history of Britain and its colonies.