There are a range of methods you can use to identify books of interest beyond using the Julius catalog including:
- Searching other library catalogs like Bobcat, Bobst Library's catalog, or Worldcat (reports on a range of library holdings).
- Accessing free online tools like Amazon or Google Books or a subscription tool like Books-in-print.
- For key or preeminent treatises on a particular topic, use this guide's treatise finder or another online treatise finder. Another great way to find key treatises is to use a research guide on the topic. This Cornell LIbrary tool provides links to research guides posted on library websites on a range of topics.
- Searching the Law Library's ebook collections. (Many of these titles will also be available via Julius,)
- Checking out publisher websites.
The snapshot to the right illustrates where you can find book-finding tools on the Library website.
