Electronic Guidebook Legislative resources in the Internet (further the Guidebook) was developed by the Legislative information center of the National Library of Russia.
The purpose of the Guidebook is to show the legislative resources (official websites of the governmental structures and the most asked-for websites on law), which are placed in the Internet in the visual structured form.
The Guidebook has three-level structure and consist of two parts:
I part - Russian web servers:
Governmental authority in the Russian Federation, Central federative bodies of the governmental authority of the Russian Federation (Legislative, Executive, Judicial authority), Bodies supplying governmental authority in the Russian Federation, Authorities of the constituent territories of the Russian Federation, Legislative resources of today and etc.
Besides the official websites of the governmental structures the Guidebook presents the material on others legislative resources (legislative portals, human rights organizations, legislative information centers, encyclopedias on law and etc.)
II part - Foreign web servers:
Foreign legislative portals, International organizations, Legislation of the Commonwealth of Independent States, Legislation of the world leading counties, Governmental authorities of the foreign countries and etc.
The presented version constantly fills up and edits.
Electronic guidebook Economic resources in the Internet (further Guidebook) was developed by the Economic legislative information center of the National Library of Russia.
The purpose of the Guidebook is to show the economic resources, which are placed in the Internet in the visual structured form.
The Guidebook has three-level structure and consist of two parts:
I part - Russian web servers:
Economic block of the state jurisdictions of the Russian Federation, principal portals on economy and finances, analytics and prognostication in economy, Structure of the financial system of Russian economy, Economic sector, Foreign-economic activity and etc.
II part - Foreign web servers:
International organizations, International financial Institutes, Portals, Working papers and etc.
The presented version constantly fills up and edits. Will be created new sections.
The Legislative information center has been working on the electronic reference guide Periodicals on law and economy of Russian Empire 1703-1916 (in Russian language) since March 2015. The goal of the project is to make a comprehensive guide covering about a thousand periodical editions. As of February, 2019, the number of editions included in the guide is about 270.
The guide contains bibliographic information about periodicals which were published in pre-revolutionary Russia for more than two centuries starting from the Vedomosti (the Vedomosti was the first Russian newspaper established by Peter the Great) apart from illegal periodicals.
The edition was named periodical if it was published no less than twice a year. The guide is being developed on the base of three major works which are describing the collections of the NLR:
The periodicals included in the guide are: official (governmental), territorial, city editions, publications by private persons, scientific publications (heralds of the universities and Academy of sciences), humanities publications (political economy, jurisprudence).
Besides newspapers and journals, there are other kinds of editions included in the guide: almanac, digest, reports of sessions e t. c.
The description of a periodical in the guide consists of the following bibliographic elements: title, subtitle, place of publication, years of publication, publication frequency, content, editor/publisher, supplements, remarks. If there were changes in the edition’s title and content, it is shown in the guide as a row of editions.
Thе periodicals are arranged alphabetically by title.
The guide has two-level structure:
First level - pictures of scanned covers of editions with brief information: title, subtitle, date of foundation or issue, publishing frequency, deposit code in NLR.
Second level – description of a periodical - a table with information about the type of a periodical, content, the publisher, supplements, remarks. In the column “remarks” there is information about variations in title, duration of publication, suspension of publication, links to web-sites about periodicals of pre-revolutionary Russia.
Editor – T. N. Dias, compiled by M. V. Filippova, L.N. Gulyaeva. One of the first compilers was N. A. Nechayeva.
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