The eIFRS is the standard setting body responsible for the development of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRSs), permitted or required by over 100 countries across the world.

Library members will now have immediate online access to all the most up to date material issued by the IASB (International Accounting Standards Board).

eIFRS comes with a powerful ‘Search Standards’ function and the standards are fully hyperlinked with cross references, searchable by issue date and much more.

You have exclusive online access to:

• The full text, the online equivalent of the printed bound volume, of the most up to date versions of all the current IFRSs, IASs and Interpretations
• Any post bound volume pronouncements, so that you know that you are always completely up to date
• IASC Foundation education material including summaries and user guides on the official text of each IFRS and IAS, with extensive hyperlinked cross-references and annotations, including relevant IFRIC agenda decisions
• The latest version of translated IFRSs/IASs
• The full text of the IASC Foundation Constitution, the IASB Framework, a glossary and index.
• etc.

You can access the eIFRS database by clicking here.

“eIFRS – International Financial Reporting Standards” can also be found by selecting the letter “E” via the “Find databases” tab.

Librement accessible, la base de données Sign@l référence maintenant les articles et les sommaires de 200 revues francophones en sciences humaines et sociales.

Grâce à un lien avec les principaux portails de revues francophones, dans la moitié des cas les sommaires de Sign@l vous permettent de rebondir directement sur l’article en texte intégral en ligne.

Portée par Sciences Po Lyon, cette base est alimentée par onze centres de documentation et bibliothèques ainsi que par le moissonnage de portails de revues.

N’hésitez pas à découvrir en profondeur les fonctionnalités de recherche avancée de Sign@l.

Sign@l est disponible dans l’onglet “Base de données” sous la lettre “S” ou en cliquant ici.  Vous trouverez également Sign@l dans la liste de bases de données par catégorie sous les catégories en Sciences Sociales.

Following on from the successful trial of Rock’s Backpages last month, Consortium Luxembourg is pleased to announce the addition of Rock’s Backpages to its Electronic Documentation Portal. Rock’s Backpages is an on-line library of popular music journalism, sourced from freelance contributions to the music and mainstream press from the 1950s to the present day. It is the ultimate rock & roll on-line library – an ever-growing archive of legendary interviews, classic features, and ground breaking reviews.

Rock’s Backpages is available via Consortium Luxembourg’s electronic documentation portal under the letter “R” on the “Find Database” tab.

 
Note: Except for materials in the public domain, all of the content of Rock’s Backpages is the property of Backpages or its content suppliers and is protected by copyright laws. This includes text, graphics, logos, icons, images and software. The compilation of all content on the Rock’s Backpages website at www.rocksbackpages.com is the exclusive property of Backpages and is also protected by copyright laws. The content and software on the website may be used for research or teaching purposes. Any other use, including the reproduction, modification, distribution, transmission, republication, display, performance, or for any commercial use not expressly permitted by Backpages is prohibited.
 

Consortium Luxembourg is pleased to announce the addition of the full collection of journals from Oxford University Press to its electronic documentation portal.

The 2011 Oxford Journals Collection includes 228 titles in the fields of medicine, life sciences, mathematics & physical sciences, law, humanities, and the social sciences. It contains some of the world’s most prestigious highly-cited titles, two-thirds of which are published in collaboration with learned societies and other international organizations.

What are the benefits to you, the user?

• High-quality content – according to the 2007 Journal Citation Reports, one fifth of these titles are in the top 10% and over two thirds in the top 50% of their subject category.
• Integrated searching via PubMed and Google Scholar
• OpenURL linking via CrossRef
• Supplementary material available such as video, audio, and images
• CiteTrack alerts users when chosen articles and authors are cited
• Links to similar articles help to guide research
• Download references using EndNote, ProCite, BibTeX, and RefWorks
• Widen author searches by linking directly to Google Scholar

More details are available here.

In 2012, you will automatically have access to the expanded 2012 Collection consisting of 238 titles.

You can access the Oxford University Press collection via the letter “O” in the Find Database tab, by clicking here or search for individual journals via the “Find e-journal” tab.