The Law School's Web page for the Jean Monnet Chair Working Papers has been chosen as a selection for the Scout Report (Dec. 5, 1997).

The Scout Report is a weekly publication offering a selection of new and newly discovered Internet resources of interest to researchers and educators. It is a publication of the Internet Scout Project, a project of the InterNIC, based at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.

The Harvard Jean Monnet Working Paper Series (www.law.harvard.edu/Programs/JeanMonnet/) is designed to bring to a wider readership a selection of papers presented at Harvard Law School under the auspices of the Jean Monnet Chair.

The Harvard Jean Monnet Chair hosts an Internet discussion group and publishes the full text of the Harvard Jean Monnet Working Paper Series on the Web.

Under the Jean Monnet Project, the European Commission supports university initiatives aimed at creating teaching activities in European integration. Launched in 1990 at the specific request of the academic world, the Jean Monnet Project aims to promote teaching in European integration, in particular in law, economics, political science, and history -- the disciplines in which European Union developments are becoming an increasingly important part of the subject studied and where student demand is at its greatest.

The Jean Monnet Project is part of the Information, Communication, Culture, and Audiovisual policy of the Union. It is intended to favor the development of centers of excellence on Community issues. The Jean Monnet Chair was established by the European Union at Harvard in 1995.