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Ngā raraunga whakawā Trial databases

The Library trials databases to get feedback on them from the University community and assess whether they should be added to the Library’s collection.

The database trials on the Library website are in line with the Collection Development and Management Policy.

Feedback

We welcome your comments. Please feel free to send any feedback about our database trials to your subject librarian or the collection policy and development team.

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If you know of a resource you would like us to trial, please feel free to make a recommendation or talk to your subject librarian.

Current trials

  • U.S. International Trade Library

    HeinOnline’s U.S. International Trade Library brings together more than 3.4 million pages worth of content and more than 11,000 volumes, including United States International Trade Commission (USITC) publications, legislative histories, CFR & U.S. Code Title 15 and Title 19, notable publications, scholarly articles, and much more.

    Presented in HeinOnline’s research platform, the functionality of this database will allow you to easily browse and search between these different sections of the U.S. International Trade library all in one place.

    Trial ends: 14 May 2025

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  • Immigration Law & Policy in the U.S.

    The first comprehensive database of its kind in a fully searchable format, HeinOnline’s Immigration Law & Policy in the U.S. compiles the most important historical documents and legislation related to immigration in the United States.

    View significant acts and their legislative histories, BIA Precedent Decisions, Supreme Court briefs, and government reports, as well as hundreds of books and scholarly articles related to immigration law and extradition. Also included in the database are the entirety of Title 8 (Aliens and Nationality) of the Code of Federal Regulations and the U.S. Code. Presented in HeinOnline’s user-friendly interface, multiple browse options and search tools allow users to easily research different aspects of immigration law and policy all in one place.

    Trial ends: 14 May 2025

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