There at the National library of the Republic of Kazakhstan is provided trial access to the electronic data-base “BiblioRossica” by the humanitarian sciences.

   BiblioRossica is the unique electronic library designed for researchers, teachers, publishers and students. Here are presented the collections of modern scientific and study literature in the humanitarian sciences. At the present time the catalogue includes more than 2000 entries united into the thematic collections in history, philosophy, linguistics, art, sociology and other disciplines.

   The portal BiblioRossica is the project of the publishing house Academic Studies Press (Boston, the USA).

    BiblioRossica offers to the scientific community the constantly growing range of products and services which combine the traditions of scrupulous research work with the modern technologies:

·        The modern easy-to-use catalogue with the widened possibilities for information search – from the output data to the full-text;

·        Editions in the e-Book-PDF format which permits the reader to adjust the size of the script, page layout and other parameters of the electronic books;

·        The technical solutions for the integration of the electronic resources into the catalogues of the libraries and the educational programmes;

·        The unique thematical collections in different spheres of humanitarian knowledge, being formed by the leading specialists in these spheres;

·        The flexible prices and tariff plans and also different kinds of access for organizations and individual users.

    There in the catalogues and collections of the electronic library “BiblioRossica” are presented the publications of the leading Russian publishing-houses in humanitarian literature, including NLO, Indrik, OGI, Nestor-Istoriya and also publications in the English language of the leading European and American publishing-houses specializing in the sphere of  history, culture, literature and philosophy, including Academic Study Press (Boston, the USA) and Central European University Press (Budapest, Hungary).