Dear library patrons!

Please be informed that for the period of distance education the M.S. Narikbaev Library will work on weekdays from 9.00am to 6.00pm, on Saturday – from 9.00am to 5.00pm.
Access to all electronic resources (electronic catalog and databases) will be available to you through the library.mnu.kz website (instruction)

You can extend the terms of issued books on Circulation desk by contacting e-mail abonement@kazguu.kz with your personal data.

Issuance of books at the Circulation desk is recommended to be made by previous reservation through a personal account on the library website library.mnu.kz (instruction)

Library team

Dear Lecturers and Students!

Company Thomson Reuters invites you to take part in series of Legal Academy series of practical seminars on effective use of Westlaw Academic data bases for comparative legal studies

Seminars will take place in the Foreign Literature Hall of the Library named by M.S. Narikbaev on November 19^th, 2019

13.00 – 15.00 — seminar will be held in Russian

16.00 – 18.00 — seminar will be held in English

Seminar Trainer: Elina Mangassarian, Legal Solutions and Continuing Legal Education Specialist, Thomson Reuters, Columbia University, LLM, USA

• Introduction: Review of Core Content and Legal Research Technologies in Westlaw Academics

• Data Protection: Overview of the GDPR Implementation and Enforcement

• International Trade Regulations: Comparative Review

Dear Professors and Students!

You are invited to visit Seminar “Wiley Online Library for finding research papers to read and journals to publish your own works” 12.11.2019 at 3.00pm. Seminar will be held in English.
Location: To be announced

Publication of research results in peer-reviewed scientific journals is one of the most pressing problems in science today. Despite the scale of the research, the number of publications by Kazakhstani authors in international journals still lags behind world figures. Often the reason for this practice is the lack of experience in writing articles or the lack of a balanced approach to the preparation of a manuscript for publication and the choice of a journal. These very issues will be addressed at the workshop delivered by Wiley – one of the oldest and largest academic publishers in the world. The seminar will address the main issues of scientific communication, including aspects of writing scientific articles and interaction with the editors of scientific journals based on Wiley experience.

Duration: 1,5 h.

Speaker:

Mr. Sergey Paramonov, PhD

Senior Regional Representative in Russia and CIS

Seminar will be held in English

Please register: registration

Dr. Sergey Paramonov is an expert in the field of scientific communication and information resources for science and research. A chemist by education, he graduated in 2007 from the Mendeleev Russian University of Chemical Technology (Moscow, Russia), and then in 2010 he defended the degree of candidate of chemical sciences in organic and physical chemistry. During his academic career, he worked at institutes in Russia, France and Germany; published over ten articles in international journals (h-index 5) and was a regular speaker at relevant conferences in Russia and abroad. Since 2012, Sergey has been engaged in scientific information and its dissemination, working in various roles at Thomson Reuters, and then at Clarivate Analytics. Since 2018, he has been the senior regional representative at the international academic publishing house John Wiley & Sons in Russia and the CIS, where he continues his activities as a lecturer and consultant for research institutes and higher education organizations. His interests include scientific communication, dissemination of information in science, open access in publishing, bibliometry.

We are pleased to announce that  M. Narikbayev KAZGUU University  signed an Agreement with Thomson Reuters to provide access to Westlaw Next International Academics – information and analytical system about the Law of England and Wales, the USA, the EU and some offshore jurisdictions.

Access to  Westlaw UK

Access to  Westlaw International

Westlaw Next International Academics is used in more than 60 countries. It is based on an extensive library with the best legal, news and commercial information from around the world, regulatory information, judicial practice. Westlaw Next International Academics provides you with access to materials from Sweet & Maxwell, Sweet & Maxwell Asia, Ellis Publications, Carswell and Westlaw, which allows you to conduct research quickly and efficiently. The following information will be available to you:

Case law and jurisprudence: The Westlaw system contains an extensive selection of court cases from leading foreign and international courts, including access to US Supreme Court decisions that are published within five minutes of being issued. All court cases are published in the range from several hours to several days after their receipt.

Key legislation: access to the codified legislation of the United States, Great Britain, Canada, EU countries and countries of the Asia-Pacific region.

Exclusive analytical materials: articles and monographs from recognized experts in the field of law, professors from the world leading law schools and partners from the global law firms.

International legal news, companies news, branches of law and industry legal support

We are pleased to let you know that access to Oxford Scholarship Online titles has been set up by IP address. Your access will include the entirety of titles published to the site.

Current access will expire on 31.12.2019.

The full list of titles and MARC records for which access has been activated are available at http://www.oxfordscholarship.com/page/subscriber-services#marcrecords

OXFORD SCHOLARSHIP ONLINE
Access is available now at: www.oxfordscholarship.com

User benefits:

• Access high quality, peer-reviewed titles from Oxford University Press
• View free abstracts at book and chapter level – providing at-a-glance access to the content
• Download chapters to PDF – enabling research on-the-go
• Share titles, chapters, abstracts, and search results with colleagues using social bookmarking tools and citation export

Full details about Oxford Scholarship Online are available at http://www.oxfordscholarship.com/page/85/about

Get started with Oxford Scholarship Online in under 10 minutes – let our product trainer take you on a tour of the main features and functionality of the site by watching our short instructional video at: http://www.oxfordscholarship.com/page/59/take-a-tour

TITLE LISTS
A full list of titles included in each subject collection can be downloaded from the subject browse pages within the site.

DOIs
Each book and chapter within Oxford Scholarship Online has a DOI making it possible to add direct links from online course packs and reading lists. Further information about DOIs is available at http://www.oxfordscholarship.com/page/FAQs_oso/frequently-asked-questions-faqs#DOISavailable