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Yes, in order to access the content on Law Trove you, or your institution, must purchase access to the content. First visit our Subscribe page for details on how to access.

If your access to Law Trove is provided by your institution you will follow their instructions. If you have purchased access you will need to login using the box on the left-hand menu bar, and then login to your personal profile in order to make use of functionality such as annotation and bookmarking.

You can redeem your access token by visiting our Access Codes page, where you’ll also find information on what to do if you are experiencing problems.

You can choose to only show content included in your subscription. Or, once you have logged in, the books you have access to will have an open padlock icon displayed alongside them. If you only want the content you can access to be displayed, modify your search to only show 'Available' content - see left hand menu of search results pages.

If you have bought, or been given access to one subject area, it is likely when searching that you come across content in another subject area that is locked to you. In order to gain access to more content, see Purchasing Law Trove. Old editions of titles in the subject area you have access to will often show up as locked, as they remain on the site to service users with older subscriptions.

Make sure the Availability markers are not checked, a filter is active, or a search term is still active. If you do not have access to content in a particular subject, nothing will be displayed if only 'Available' is selected. Try clearing your search and starting again.

Yes, access is for a period of 12 months from the time your institutions signed up, from when you redeem your access token, or complete the online purchase. There is no access to the content you have subscribed to after that period.

Use the subject expanding menu on the homepage to show all content in that subject area. Content is returned alphabetically, use the modify search options in the left hand bar to return only books, or only chapters instead.

Or type a term in the search bar on the homepage, once results are returned you can continue to modify your search.

You need to set up a Personal Profile over and above logging in in order to make use of functionality such as annotation, saving searches, bookmarking content etc.

Yes. You can save individual chapters to PDF from those to which you have access. To generate a PDF of an individual article, simply click on the PDF icon link at the top right of the text, then download or print the PDF using your web browser. Please note that copyright restrictions apply. It is very important that you read the Legal Notice, which includes information on downloading PDFs.

Yes, use the checkbox in the left-most column of the table of saved annotations to select the annotations you want to export, then click the export button. Select your desired format: CSV (Excel), PDF or Word, and then an appropriately formatted file will be downloaded to your computer. You need to have a Personal Profile to have made annotations to start with.

You can cite accurately at a book and chapter level by selecting the pencil icon in the toolbar; the popular referencing formats are shown, including OSCOLA; choose your preferred one and either copy the text directly from the pop up and paste it in your bibliography, or export it in an appropriate format.

Yes, in order to reuse, reproduce, digitize or translate any excerpt, chapter and image from Law Trove, you need to fill out a permissions request form.

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Services to subscribers include

• Access to technical support
• Regular institutional usage reports
• Tools to manage your account
• Detailed help and webinars
• Downloadable MARC21 records
• Downloadable KBART files

To find out more about the service and resources for institutional subscribers, please visit our Resources for Institutions pages.

Oxford University Press provides usage statistics that are compliant with the COUNTER Code of Practice, Release 5. These reports are designed to be clear, flexible, and consistent. For more information and to access reports for your institution, please see our Usage Statistics page for librarians.

Yes, you can see all the titles included in the 2021 collection listed in our DOI Link spreadsheet. All new editions are noted with a 'Y' in the 'New' column. Use the filter in this column to view only new titles.

This spreadsheet also contains all the DOI links for each book and chapter available on Law Trove. DOI links are the easiest way to direct students to their reading. Simply copy the link across and use it as a hyperlink in your course materials. For more help with using DOI links, see our tutorial video.

You can redeem your access token by visiting our access page. This page also contains information on what to do if you are experiencing problems.

Visit the access page for help and advice on what to do if you have any problems with your access token.

Individuals can purchase access to subject collections on Politics Trove, as well as the complete collection. Please visit the subscribe page for details on what's available to purchase, and how to do it.

If you have any problems accessing the content please contact trovehelp@oup.com

Politics Trove now contains over 35 politics textbooks across core and optional subjects.

Click here for a list of available titles.

You will continue to have access to the previous edition for the duration of your subscription. New editions of titles published between September and December will be added in January. Titles publishing after December will not be made available until new collections are created over the summer.

Contact your campus representative to discuss your requirements and be given trial access to Politics Trove.

It’s not possible to subscribe to a single title, or small selection of titles. Politics Trove content can be purchased in one of three subject collections (International Relations, European Politics, and Political Theory), as an introductory collection, or as a full collection of 30 titles. Please contact your campus representative for more information.

Yes, access is for a period of 6 or 12 months from the time you redeem your access token. There is no access to the content you have subscribed to after that period.

Once you have logged in, the books you have access to will have an open padlock icon displayed alongside them. If you only want the content you can access to be displayed, click on the green padlock option under 'Availability' in the search screen.

No, at present, as a student you can only get access to the titles your institution has subscribed to, or subject collections you have bought online (see below). Trial access for individuals is not currently available.

Individuals can purchase access to subject collections on Politics Trove, as well as the introduction to politics and complete collections. Please visit the subscribe page for details on what's available to purchase, and how to do it.

Yes, use the checkbox in the left-most column of the table of saved annotations to select the annotations you want to export, then click the export button. Select your desired format: CSV (Excel), PDF or Word, and then an appropriately formatted file will be downloaded to your computer.

You can cite accurately at a book and chapter level by selecting the pencil icon in the toolbar; the popular referencing formats are shown; choose your preferred one and either copy the text directly from the pop up and paste it in your bibliography, or export it in an appropriate format.

Oxford University Press provides usage statistics that are compliant with the COUNTER Code of Practice, Release 5.

These reports are designed to be clear, flexible, and consistent. For more information and to access reports for your institution, please see our Usage Statistics page for librarians.

Yes, you can see all the titles included in the 2021 collection listed in our DOI Link spreadsheet. All new editions are noted with a 'Y' in the 'New' column. Use the filter in this column to view only new titles.

This spreadsheet also contains all the DOI link for each book and chapter available on Politics Trove. DOI links are the easiest way to direct students to their reading. Simply copy the link across and use it as a hyperlink in your course materials. For more help with using DOI links, see our tutorial video.

You can change your username by contacting our customer support team at trovehelp@oup.com

There are "Forgot your password?" links on the Personal Profile login page, and the Subscriber login area on the left of the homepage. Use these to recover or change your password.

There are a number of reasons why you may not be able to access the site. Firstly, check that you are typing your username and password correctly - remember they are case sensitive and should not include any spaces. You may want to try clearing your cache before attempting to login.

Your access could have also ceased due to end of your access period being reached, the concurrent user limit being exceeded or abuse being detected on your account.

It's also worth remembering that you can only have one live log on at a time, so, for example, you cannot log on to your subscription on both a PC and a tablet. If you attempt to do this you'll see an error message. If you forget to log out from a previous device, wait half an hour for the system to reset itself before you try again.

If you are unable to ascertain why you are unable to access please contact our customer support team at trovehelp@oup.com, providing details of any error message you receive.

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OUP recognizes the research benefit of Text and Data Mining (TDM) across a variety of research fields. As such, we are happy to accommodate TDM for non-commercial use. If you have any questions please e-mail Data.Mining@oup.com.

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You will also need an internet connection, HTML and JavaScript support.

Politics Trove will display correctly on most modern browsers. The platform supports the latest versions of Firefox, Chrome, IE 11, and Microsoft Edge.

Although Politics Trove will work across a range of devices, you may find some functionality is reduced on tablet or mobile devices.

Please refer to our accessibility statement here: www.oxfordpoliticstrove.com/page/accessibility or use the link in the footer.

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