The Grenoble Law School's Research Documentation Center contains books and journals on the areas of interest of both research centers (CRJ and CESICE). It offers the School's doctoral students, academic staff and Master 2 students access to a specialized collection that complements that of the Bibliothèque Droit-Lettres (Law and Humanities Library).
 
The collection covers the following topics:

• International relations and security
• Peace and disarmament
• International law
• Europe
• Human rights
• Economics
• Public law
• Intellectual property
• History of law (collection of old books)
• Science, technology and medicine
• Environment and mountains (the field of mountain law, specific to Grenoble)
• Tourism
• Commercial / business law
• Other (expertise)

Please note that the book collection includes a number of jubilee publications.  
 
For optimal comfort while working, the Centre de documentation recherche has a lounge area, computers, desks equipped with electrical outlets, and wifi. A documentary research assistance service is offered during the center's opening hours. Located on the 4th floor of wing B of the Law School, this space offers an exceptional working environment in which you can carry out your work and research with a view of the mountains.