Oxford University Press Text Capture Instructions

//jurisdictionGroup/jurisdictionRelated[@role='applicable']

Every OCW document should have an applicable jurisdiction.

When the headnote column Related Jurisdictions is filled out, then the jurisdiction(s) in that column should be captured as a jurisdictionRelated element as a child of jurisdictionGroup. Give the jurisdictionRelated element attribute role="applicable".

If there is nothing in that column, then the jurisdiction in the Country column should be captured as the related/applicable jurisdiction.

The headnote separates multiple related jurisdictions using pipe | symbols.

      <jurisdictionGroup>
        <jurisdiction ISOcountry="GB">United Kingdom</jurisdiction>
        <jurisdictionRelated province="ald" role="applicable">Alderney</jurisdictionRelated>
        <jurisdictionRelated province="AI" role="applicable">Anguilla</jurisdictionRelated>
        <jurisdictionRelated province="BM" role="applicable">Bermuda</jurisdictionRelated>
        <!-- other related jurisdictions -->
      </jurisdictionGroup>
    

      <jurisdictionGroup>
        <jurisdiction ISOcountry="BR">Brazil</jurisdiction>
        <jurisdictionRelated ISOcountry="BR" role="applicable">Brazil</jurisdictionRelated>
      </jurisdictionGroup>
    

Related Jursidctions in OCW books and monographs

For OxChapML and OxEncyclML books in OCW capture related jurisdictions in a jurisdictionGroup element within a metaInfo element.

Capture related jurisdictions with a metaInfo element. Applicable jurisdiction can be captured at the book level (in the bookMeta element), the article level (if OxEncyclML) or chapter level (if OxChapML), and the divN level.

Capture each related jurisdiction given in the Source Jurisdiction (Applicable) field in a jurisdictionRelated element as a child of jurisdictionGroup. Give the jurisdictionRelated element attribute role="applicable". Only capture the originating jurisdiction (with a role="originating") if the Originating and Applicable juridictions are not the same.

For example when capturing a book with a related jurisdiction of "Missouri, USA", capture the jurisdiction element with an ISOcountry attribute with value US, and capture the province attribute with the value of the two letter abbreviation name of the state.

      <jurisdictionGroup>
        <jurisdiction province="mo">Missouri</jurisdiction>
        <jurisdictionRelated ISOcountry="US" role="applicable">USA</jurisdictionRelated>
        <jurisdictionRelated province="mo" role="applicable">Missouri</jurisdictionRelated>
      </jurisdictionGroup>