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In many cases, a research project relating to procurement and acquisition will require research beyond books and articles into government documents, regulations/laws, and business profiles. The information below and the Websites tab at left are intended to help you find these types of resources.
Military and Government Collection is especially helpful when focusing on military acquisitions. It includes the full-text of specialized publications such as Air Force Journal of Logisitics and Defense AT&L as well as government documents, for example, GAO Reports. Some common subject terms include
If you want to search for a specific case or law review articles on a topic, start with WestLaw Campus Research. WestLaw is one of the largest publishers of legal documents and research.
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If you want to search for a specific case or law review articles on a topic, start with WestLaw Campus Research, our largest database of legal documents and research. Here's a document on how to search.
You may also search for documents in a practice area.
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U.S. States
World -- National and International laws