Набавка библиотечке грађе у Библиотеци Института за упоредно право

The paper provides an overview of the beginning, development and current state of the Library of the Institute of Comparative Law. Starting in the 1950s, when the Institute was established, until today, there have been significant changes in the organizational aspects of the Institute, and perhaps even more so in its library. In the earlier period the Institute as a scientific institution was much more dependent on books and journals. Today the situation is completely different because scientific workers rely more on electronic publications. However, that does not mean that the library is less needed. Nowadays, although various databases, as well as online books, journals and professional periodicals, usually make up the greater part of the scientific fund in use, undeniably both books and journals still play an important role in writing scientific papers. All the more so because the Institute for Comparative Law covers not only the legal systems of different countries but different historical chapters, too. That makes the library a necessary party for the work of researchers. The Institute has a rich publishing activity which consists of publishing monographs, collections of papers, journals and other publications. In the main library room, which offers new technologies for the work of users and librarians, there is also a legate with scientific books. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]