Guides to Web Sources
The following are guides that lead to the best web sources of international legal information. These guides may link to several different subjects within international law (i.e. law of other nations, treaties, etc.)
American Association of Law Librarians (AALL) Foreign, Comparative and International Law Special Interest Section contains links within courses, syllabi, and other guides.
EISIL: Electronic Information System for International Law by American Society of International Law (ASIL) is arranged by topic or subjects (i.e. international criminal law, united nations, etc.). The also have several extensive research guides on international legal subjects called ASIL Guides.
I.Lex is by American Soceity of International Law is an online database of select U.S. court cases and related materials is designed to serve as a practical resource for members of the judiciary and other legal professionals to identify and understand how international law is interpreted and applied by U.S. courts at both the federal and state level.
International Relations and Security Network: International Law is arranged by topic or subject (i.e. international disputes and arbritration, law courts, etc.).
Library of Congress: International Relations is arranged by topic or subjects, i.e. human rights and environment, treaties and international law, etc.
Library of Congress: Law Library is arranged by topic or subjects, i.e. multinational collection database, Global Legal Monitor, etc.
LLRX.com Comparative/Foreign Law has guides to international legal sources by topic.
New York University School of Law Guide to Foreign and International Legal Databases is arranged by subject, this research guide directs to web links but at the end of each topic page are other research guides.
International Governmental Organizations (IGOs) listing contains some organization that produce treaties or like documents. This site also contains a few links to international treaties and agreements.
