Biotechnology, Journal of World Investment and Trade, Yale Journal of Law and Technology among others. In addition to lectures by permanent faculty members, the university organises lectures and interactive seminars attended by jurists, lawyers and academicians from India and abroad. NUJS has four major annual lectures: K.C. Basu Endowment Lecture (Law & Economics), Durga Das Basu Memorial Lecture (Constitutional law), Ford Foundation Lecture (Human Rights) and the Convocation Address. Visitors who have delivered other lectures include Lord Robin Auld, Sir Igor Judge, Justice Zakaria Yacoob from the Constitutional Court of South Africa, Justice V. R. Krishna Iyer, Justice M.N. Venkatachaliah, Professor Upendranath Baxi, Ram Jethmalani, Indira Jaising, Vandana Shiva, Bibek Debroy, Jayati Ghosh, Helmut Goerlich, David Nimmer and Manoranjan Mohanty. Library The university has a large law library. It also has a social science section. journals such as the Harvard and Cambridge Law Reviews, the law reviews of the respective National Law Universities of India, such as the NLSIU, GNLU and NALSAR, the journals of the Indian Law Institute and the Bar Council of India and social science journals such as the Social Scientist, Indian Economic and Social History Review, and the Studies in History are also kept in the library. NUJS also holds institutional memberships with leading libraries in the cities such as the British Council Library and the American Information Resource Center. Besides this, law students from other universities are encouraged to use the library for research and study. The NUJS library houses over 20,000 titles and, owing largely to a donation from the estate of the late Justice Durga Das Basu, contains many rare books of historical importance. The reading room has computers linked to major Indian and international online legal databases. In addition to the main library, each school of the university has its library. Student life Student Juridical Association The student body of the university is known as the Student Juridical Association (SJA). The SJA has an elected president and vice-president, along with two administrative office bearers, the administrative secretary and the treasurer. The SJA has an executive council which is constituted by representatives from the various student committees of the SJA (There are 13 SJA committees in total) and an elected class representative from each of the five batches of students. The student committees of the SJA are committees for encouraging, organising and playing an administrative role in extracurricular activities within the student body.