LAW LINKS

• Transnational Law Database (CENTRAL; Transnational Commercial Law - The New Lex Mercatoria:
  

  For each principle and rule, the TLDB provides the user with the black
  letter text and comprehensive references taken from international
  arbitral awards, domestic statutes, international conventions,
  standard contract forms, trade practices and usages, other sample
  clauses and academic sources. All of these sources are, as far as
  possible, presented in full text versions.
  

• Lex Mercatoria: International Trade/Commercial Law Monitor (Law Faculty, University of Tromsø, Norway, Law Faculty, University of Oslo, Norway, and Institute of International Commercial Law, Pace University School of Law, White Plains, New York; edited by Ralph Amissah; also available via http://www.lexmercatoria.org/ and http://www.jus.uio.no/lm/index.html; was at http://ra.irv.uit.no/trade_law/itlp.html, http://itl.irv.uit.no/trade_law/, and at http://ananse.irv.uit.no/trade_law/nav/trade.html, and also was called "International Trade Law Project" and "International Trade Law Monitor")
• Project on International Courts and Tribunals (PICT; web site of the Foundation for International Environmental Law and Development, London, and the Center on International Cooperation, New York University)
• United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG-Israel page of the Center for Commercial Law, Faculty of Law, Bar-Ilan University)
• International Law Center (practice site sponsored by Kluwer Law International at Law Journal EXTRA!)
• American Bar Association (ABA LAWlink, International Law Section, discussion groups, etc.)
• Australian and New Zealand Society of International Law (ANZSIL; including Proceedings of the 1998 Conference and 26-29 June 2000 Joint Conference with the American Society of International Law, International Legal Challenges for the Twenty-First Century in PDF format)
• Canadian Bar Association (CBA)
• Canadian Council on International Law = Conseil canadien de droit international (CCIL/CCDI)
• Section on International Law (Association of American Law Schools (AALS)
• American Society of International Law (includes the ASIL Newsletter column, "What's Online in International Law"), International Law in Brief (weekly case summaries), and ASILEX, a searchable index of ASIL publications including the American Journal of International Law and International Legal Materials from 1990 to date)
• Weblinks: International Environmental Law (resource page of the American Society of International Law International Environmental Law Interest Group (ASILIEL); includes links to Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) and CITES Secretariat web pages)
• International Economic Law Interest Group (ASILIELG; includes link to cases for use in teaching International Trade Law)
• Private International Law Interest Group (ASIL PIL)
• International Organizations Interest Group (ASIL IG)
• United Nations Decade of International Law Interest Group (ASIL UNDIG Newsletter; see also http://www.lawschool.cornell.edu/library/asil-undecade)
• Wildlife Law Interest Group (ASIL; includes info on CITES and the International Wildlife Law Conference)
• Society of International Law (Singapore) (SILS)
• International Bar Association (IBA)
• International Law Association (ILA)
• American Branch (International Law Association (ILA))
• World Jurist Association/World Peace Through Law Centers (WJA/WPTLC; "Pax Orbis Ex Jure")
• Inter-American Bar Association (IABA)
• Institute for International Economics (IIE, Washington, D.C.; includes full texts of Working Papers and recent International Economic Policy Briefs newsletters)
• Centre for Economic Policy Research (CEPR, UK; includes full texts of their Discussion Papers and Policy Papers (which replace the Occasional Papers)
• Council on Foreign Relations (New York, NY)
• Chicago Council on Foreign Relations (CCFR; includes full text of their triennial publication, American Public Opinion and U.S. Foreign Policy)
• Royal Institute of International Affairs (RIIA, Chatham House in London; see also their Library list of recently acquired books and pamphlets, selected journal articles, and Subject Bibliographies)
• Carnegie Council on Ethics and International Affairs (CCEIA; was at http://www.cceia.org/; publishers of Human Rights Dialogue)
• Carnegie Endowment for International Peace (CEIP)
• United States Institute of Peace (USIP; includes link to Peace Agreements Digital Collection and Foreign Affairs Ministries on the Web)
• International and Comparative Law Course Pages (JURIST: The Legal Education Network, was The Law Professors' Network; see also JURIST Europe)
• Réseau Internet pour le Droit International (RIDI; Centre de droit international de l'Université de Paris 1 - Panthéon-Sorbonne; including Actualité et droit international: Revue d'analyse juridique de l'actualité internationale (ADI))
• Droit international 90
• American Society of Comparative Law (ASCL)
• Private Comparative Law Page
• Hague Academy of International Law (l'Académie de droit international de la Haye; was at http://home.pi.net/~interlaw/#Academy)
• Hague Conference on Private International Law
• Hague Conventions (Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs; see also Hague Evidence and Service of Process Conventions)
• Women in International Law: Research Resources (Lyonette Louis-Jacques)
• International Commercial Arbitration: Print and Electronic Resources (Lyonette Louis-Jacques)
• Arbitration Information On-Line (Kluwer Law International; includes texts of arbitral conventions, national legislation, arbitral awards, case law, journal articles, commentaries, and bibliographical references)
• Internationale Wirtschaftsschiedsgerichtbarkeit = International Commercial Arbitration (Prof. Dr. Marianne Roth; German and English versions of page)
• La Conciliation, La Médiation, et L'Arbitrage: Étude Comparative (Serge Braudo; links to international arbitration sites; generally includes:
  

  1/Le Dictionnaire du droit privé.Les vocables désignant les
  institutions juridiques et judiciaires du droit privé.Jurisprudence et
  doctrine.
  2/La Conciliation, la Médiation et l'Arbitrage .Etude comparative La
  bibliographie , la législation , les arbitres, leurs obligations, la
  procédure,l'amiable composition, la sentence et son exécution.
  3/Arbitrage.La pratique. Les clauses et les conventions .Les centres
  d'arbitrage.Le droit international .
  4/Le Vocabulaire de l'arbitrage.Les mots utilisés dans la procédure
  d'arbitrage  dans un ordre alphabétique.Jurisprudence et doctrine.
  

• T.M.C. Asser Instituut (arbitration, etc.)
• International Law Students Association (ILSA)(includes Jessup International Moot Court problem - International Court of Justice; has page for subscribing to the ILSA-L electronic discussion group)
• European Law Students' Association (ELSA)
• European Law Moot Court Competition (European Law Moot Court Society page; European Union - European Court of Justice)
• International Constitutional Law (includes constitutional court cases)

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• Human Rights Resources
• Background Sources on Human Rights (including Bibliographies)
• Human Rights Quarterly (full text articles beginning with v.17 (1995), keyword searchable via Project MUSE)
• Model Questionnaire for Communications/Complaints (includes information on human rights complaint procedures/mandates, examining body or experts, and contact addresses for the various UN human rights bodies)
• Human Rights Syllabi for High Education (Rita Maran, for the AIUSA Human Rights Educators Network; posted by the Institute of International Studies at the University of California at Berkeley)
• Project DIANA (major human rights web site including full texts of human rights case briefs, legal memoranda, complaints, orders and decisions, etc. on a variety of subjects, and especially on Haitian refugees)
• Derechos = Human Rights (organization with resources in Spanish and English; hosts human rights mailing lists and links to full texts of "Human Rights Law and Documents" and a Directory of Human Rights Links)
• International Law and Human Rights (Chris Ingelse, University of Maastricht; includes European Court of Human Rights)
• Human Rights on the Internet: Sites That Encourage Activism (Elisa Mason for the Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL), September 1999)
• University of Minnesota Human Rights Web (including war crimes tribunals links, bibliographies, etc.; has Meta Search Engine for Searching Multiple Human Rights Sites - can search all 23 sites at once)
• Decisions and Views (United Nations Human Rights Committee/CCPR; Communications)
• UN Human Rights Committee Decisions (via the Australian Human Rights Information Centre (AHRIC) beginning with Session 43 (1991))
• Biblioteca Virtual de Direitos Humanos (Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil; human rights documents in Portuguese)
• Texts by Treaty Bodies and International Organizations (Japanese Federation of Bar Association (JFBA) Library, International Human Rights; includes General Comments and summaries of Views to international Communications of the UN Human Rights Committee; see also the main page on Japan and Human Rights at http://www.nichibenren.or.jp/hrsympo/ehrindex.htm)
• INTERIGHTS (International Centre for the Legal Protection of Human Rights; includes searchable International Law Reports and Commonwealth Human Rights Case Law databases)
• Globalization and Human Rights (PBS television special focusing on the ongoing debate over whether or not human rights concerns should be linked to economic policies; includes links to transcript, interviews, and resources)
• Health and Human Rights (Francois-Xavier Bagnoud Center for Health and Human Rights, Harvard School of Public Health)
• Center for Human Rights and Humanitarian Law (Washington College of Law, American University; includes full texts and digests of Inter-American Commission on Human Rights documents, case law, and reports from 1960 to date in the Inter-American Human Rights Database; see Repertorio de Jurisprudencia del Sistema InterAmericano de Derechos Humanos - to be published in English in Spring 2000 under the title Inter-American Human Rights Digest; see also Human Rights Brief, a newsletter with a bi-weekly related e-mail list/announcements listserv)
• Human Rights Brief ("A Legal Resource for the International Human Rights Community"; full text of this newsletter available online beginning with v.1, #1, Spring 1994)
• International Human Rights Law Institute (DePaul University College of Law, Chicago, Illinois)
• Center for Human Rights and Humanitarian Law (Washington College of Law, American University)
• Netherlands Institute of Human Rights (SIM; Studie- en Informatiecentrum Mensenrechten, Utrecht University; page was at http://www.rgl.ruu.nl/english/sim/index.asp; includes links to the Netherlands Quarterly of Human Rights, SIM Specials, and the Yearbook Human Rights in Developing Countries)
• School of Human Rights Research ("an inter-university alliance, a joint effort of the Faculty of Law and the Faculty of Humanities of Utrecht University, and the Faculties of Law of Maastricht University, Erasmus University of Rotterdam and Tilburg University"; pageincludes links to their Newsletter and information about their publication series)
• MenschenRechtsZentrum der Universitat Potsdam (Human Rights Centre of the University of Potsdam, Germany)
• Centre for Human Rights Law (Faculty of Law, University of Nottingham; see also newsletter and human rights links)
• Raoul Wallenberg Institute of Human Rights and Humanitarian Law (Lund University, Sweden)
• Human Rights Research and Education Centre (University of Ottawa, Canada)
• Inter-American Center for Human Rights (IACHR)
• Minerva Center for Human Rights (The Hebrew University of Jerusalem)
• Inter-American Institute of Human Rights (Instituto Interamericano de Derechos Humanos (IIDH))
• Human Rights Program (The University of Chicago, Center for International Studies)
• Center for Economic and Social Rights (CESR, Brookly, New York)
• Center for the Study of Human Rights (CSHR; Columbia University; see also their Law School's Human Rights Institute)
• Human Rights Centers (links to web pages for Harvard, Columbia, Emory, Notre Dame, Yale, Cincinnati, Witwatersrand, Oxford, New South Wales, Nottingham, Abo Akademi, etc.; was at http://www.umn.edu/humanrts/links/hrcent.html)
• Human Rights Library (University of Minnesota)
• AAAS Directory of Human Rights Resources on the Internet (American Association for the Advancement of Science)
• Human & Constitutional Rights Resource Page (Human Rights Institute, Columbia University Law School; includes link to Bill of Rights: Comparative Law Materials)
• Updated Links (page updating the publication, International Human Rights Norms in the Nordic and Baltic Countries (Nijhoff, 1996))
• Human Rights Links (Derechos Human Rights (organization); includes Directory of Human Rights Links)
• Asian Human Rights Commission (AHRC)
• B'Tselem: The Israeli Information Center for Human Rights in the Occupied Terrorities
• Palestinian Human Rights Monitoring Group (PHRMG: State of Human Rights in Palestine)
• International Human Rights Law Group (IHRLG; includes link to "Initiative on US Racism)
• HumanRightsNOW.org (web page of Michael Ratner, International Human Rights Lawyer, with the Center for Constitutional Rights; also Skelly Wright Fellow, Yale Law School)
• Rule of Law Initiative (United States Institute for Peace (USIP), Special Report on Rwanda: Accountability for War Crimes and Genocide (1995), Special Initiative on Religion, Ethics and Human Rights (REHR) and issues of the PeaceWatch newsletter)
• Lawyers Committee for Human Rights (LCHR)
• Minnesota Advocates for Human Rights (MAHR)
• Heartland Alliance for Human Needs and Human Rights (Chicago-based; includes link to Mexico-U.S. Advocates Network)
• Meiklejohn Civil Liberties Institute (center for human rights and peace law; MCLI works closely with the Center for the Covenant at San Francisco State University (SFSU) and with the India Centre for Human Rights and the Law in Bombay, India)
• Annual Report on Human Rights (joint publication of the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) and the Department for International Development; "Human Rights in Foreign Policy" (HRPF) page of the FCO's Human Rights Policy Department (HRPD))
• ACLU International Civil Liberties Report (American Civil Liberties Union summaries of international human rights cases and other developments; May 1998 and May 1999 reports available in full text as WordPerfect documents)
• U.S. Delegation to the United Nations Commission on Human Rights (humanrights-usa.net; see also U.S. Mission to the United Nations (USUN))
• Congressional Human Rights Caucus (U.S.)
• Country Reports on Human Rights Practices (U.S. Department of State 2000 report; see also 1999 report)
• Country Reports on Human Rights Practices for 1998 (U.S. Department of State; full texts of the country reports from 1993-date also available)
• Congressional Human Rights Caucus
• European Union Annual Report on Human Rights 2000 (second annual report; see also 1999 annual report)
• Human Rights Watch World Report (annual country reports)
• Amnesty International (AI International Secretariat)
• Amnesty International USA (AIUSA)
• Amnesty International UK (AIUK)
• Amnesty International Report (annual report on worldwide human rights violations)
• Freedom in the World: The Annual Survey of Political Rights and Civil Liberties (Freedom House annual survey covering 191 countries and 59 related territories; published by Transaction Publishers)
• Annual Survey of Trade Union Rights (ICFTU; see also International Labor Rights Fund (ILRF))
• For the Record 1999: The UN Human Rights System (6-volume publication due out in print and CD-ROM format some time between February and April 2000; also available in French as Le système des droits humains à l'ONU : Bilan)
• For the Record 1998: The UN Human Rights System (6-volume publication; "country-by-country summary of the work of UN human rights mechanisms during 1998; the report covers the work of the Commission on Human Rights, the treaty-monitoring bodies, the Subcommission, ECOSOC, the General Assembly and the Security Council; each summary is hyperlinked to the relevant UN documentation"; also available in French as Le système des droits humains à l'ONU : Bilan))
• For the Record 1997: The UN Human Rights System (country reports published by Human Rights Internet (HRI, Canada) with the Canadian Department of Foreign Affairs and International Trade (DFAIT); 6 volumes with links to UN documents; also available in French as Le système des droits humains à l'ONU : Bilan))
• A Human Rights Message (Swedish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, 1998; book published to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights)
• International Commission of Jurists (ICJ)
• International Commission of Jurists (ICJ - Western Australia Branch)
• Fédération Internationale des Ligues des Droits de l'Homme (FIDH; International Federation of Human Rights Leagues (IFHRL); includes full texts of Mission Reports/Rapports (mostly in French) and The Letter or La Lettre)
• International Helsinki Federation for Human Rights (IHF; human rights in Europe; includes links to the full texts of the Report on Religious Discrimination and Related Violations, 1999, the Helsinki Monitor: Quarterly on Security and Cooperation in Europe, Hate Speech in the Balkans, etc.)
• Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights (Warsaw, Poland)
• EchrNet: The Human Rights Directory (European Convention on Human Rights and UK lawyers)
• Human Rights Without Frontiers (""Droits de l'Homme sans Frontiè"; HRWF; includes links to resources and documents on Freedom of Conscience and Religion Around the World, consciencious objection, minorities in Europe, etc.)
• Freedom House (publishers of Religious Freedom in the World: A Global Report on Freedom and Persecution (2000))
• Religious Liberty: The Legal Framework in Selected OSCE Countries (PDF file; see also Appendices; May 2000 report of the Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe (CSCE) or Helsinki Commission; covers Austria, France, Germany, Greece, the Netherlands, Poland, Russia, Turkey, the Ukraine, the UK, U.S., and Uzbekistan)
• Annual Report on International Religious Freedom (1998 to date; U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Democracy, Human Rights and Labor)
• Religious Freedom World Report (International Coalition for Religious Freedom)
• Human Rights Education Associates (HREA)
• Human Rights U.S.A.
• The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, 1948-1998 (UDHR50; National Coordinating Committee for the 50th Anniversary of the UDHR; Human Rights Office, Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt Institute)
• UDHR (in over 250 languages; from the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (UNHCHR))
• Hans-Joachim Heintze, Getting Human Rights Enforced!: Calls to Action on the 50th Anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights = Menschenrechte durchsetzen!: Forderungen zum 50. Jahrestag der UN-Menschenrechtserklärung (Bonn: Stiftung Entwicklung und Frieden, 1998)(Policy Paper; No. 10). 11p.
• Innovation and Inspiration: Fifty Years of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (School of Human Rights Research, the Netherlands; includes link to conference programme and report)
• La mission interministérielle pour la célébration du 50ème anniversaire de la déclaration universelle des droits de l'homme (France, interministerial mission to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR))
• Cinquantenaire de la Déclaration universelle des droits de l'homme (Centre Régional de Documentation Pédagogique de Bourgogne)
• Regards sur les droits de l'homme / droits de l'enfant (Genève: capitale mondiale des droits de l'homme; includes links on the 50th anniversary of the UDHR)
• Rights International
• Minority Rights (United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (UNHCHR) page, include links to the documents of the Working Group on Minorities)
• Minority Issues (Council of Europe, Directorate General of Human Rights, Secretariat of the Framework Convention for the Protection of National Minorities and of the DH-MIN)
• Minority Rights Group International (MRG)
• European Centre for Minority Issues (ECMI; links to minority human rights information, groups, and publications, and the MINELRES-L (Minority Electronic Resources) discussion group's Directory of Resources on Minority Human Rights and Related Problems of the Transition Period in Eastern and Central Europe)
• International Movement against All Forms of Discrimination and Racism (IMADR)
• International Human Rights Association of American Minorities (IHRAAM)
• Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD; United Nations body)
• World Conference Against Racism, Racial Discrimination, Xenophobia, and Related Intolerance (United Nations conference to occur in South Africa 2001; site includes links to documents, background papers of working groups (WGs), press releases, etc.; see related International Human Rights Law Group (IHRLG) and Racism pages)
• Racism and Racial Discrimination (United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (UNHCHR))
• European Commission against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI; was at http://www.ecri.coe.fr/)
• Legal Measures to Combat Racism and Intolerance in the Member States of the Council of Europe (3d ed., European Commission Against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI), Council of Europe; report prepared by the Swiss Institute of Comparative Law, 14 December 1998). CRI (98) 80. 587p.
• Fundamental Rights (Council of the European Union)
• Truth Commissions (United States Institute of Peace Library)
• HURIDOCS (Human Rights Information and Documentation Systems International)
• Article 19 (http://www.gn.apc.org/article19/a19.html or http://www.article19.org/)
• StateWatch (or http://www.statewatch.org/; database of information on "the state and civil liberties in the European Union"- includes materials on the Schengen Agreement, immigration and asylum, prisons, policing and Europol, the European courts, etc.)
• Clearing House on Linguistic Rights (UNESCO MOST Programme; also Religious Rights)
• The Avalon Project (Yale Law School)(includes historic documents relevant to the fields of law, history, economics, politics, diplomacy and government, such as Nuremberg War Crimes Trials documents; see also University of Michigan's Historic Documents page)
• A Look Back At Nuremberg (Court TV Casefiles; includes background information abut the major participants at the trial, the law behind the creation of the tribunal, transcripts, interviews, Chief U.S. Prosecutor Robert Jackson's opening and closing speeches, etc.)
• War Crimes Resources on the Internet (New England School of Law Library links to resources on trials of war criminals in support of NESL War Crimes Project; includes links to Nuremberg documents)
• The War Crimes Trials at Nuremberg: A Digital Collection Pilot Project: The Medical Case (Harvard Law School Library project in progress)
• The Nuremberg Code (The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, in commemoration of The Doctors Trial (includes other documents from the "Medical Case"), from Trials of War Criminals)
• Nürnberger Kriegsverbrecherprozesse 1945 (Übersicht) (articles and other documents on the Nuremberg War Crimes Trials via the Oberlandesgericht Nürnberg - Beiträge zur Rechtsgeschichte; in German and English; includes links to related web sites and literature on the topic)
• Justiz und NS-Verbrechen: Die deutschen Strafurteile wegen nationalsozialistischer Tötungsverbrechen 1945 - 1999: Eine Verfahrensübersicht (Hergestellt im Institut für Strafrecht der Universität von Amsterdam von Prof. Dr. C.F. Rüter und Dr. D.W. de Mildt; Nazi Crimes on Trial: German Trial Judgments concerning Nazi Capital Crimes 1945 - 1999: An Overview - compiled at the Institute of Criminal Law of the University of Amsterdam; published in 1999 by the Stiftung zur wissenschaftlichen Erforschung nationalsozialistischer Verbrechen/ Foundation for Scientific Research of National-Socialist Crimes, Amsterdam; in German:
  

       This website presents a systematic survey (in German) of
       1) the more than 900 Nazi trial cases conducted in West Germany since
       1945 (see: Ubersicht der westdeutschen Verfahren), as well as of
       2) the 97 Nazi trial cases conducted in East Germany during the years
       1956 - 1990, including the so-called Rehabilitation trials
       (see: Ubersicht der ostdeutschen Verfahren). A survey of the remaining
       East German trial cases (i.e. those from the period 1945
       - 1956) will be added to this site later this year.
  
       The site contains a brief description of the subject matter of each of
       these trial cases by way of several searchable categories.
  
       The index you find here is based on the collection of postwar trial
       judgments, which are (being) published in two separate
       multi-volume documentation series entitled 'Justiz und NS-Verbrechen'
       (the West German judgments) and 'DDR-Justiz und
       NS-Verbrechen' (the East German judgments).
  

• Jeffrey D. Bass, "Thomas J. Dodd Papers Guide: Series VII, Nuremberg Trial" (Thomas J. Dodd Research Center, University Libraries, University of Connecticut, December 1996)
• Nürnberger Menschenrechtszentrum (human rights links)
• Nazi Gold Holocaust Assets on the Internet (Lyonette Louis-Jacques)
• Genocide Convention at Fifty: Web Links (United States Institute of Peace)
• Web Genocide Documentation Center (Internet Resources on Genocide and Mass Killings compiled by Dr. S. D. Stein, Faculty of Economics & Social Science, University of the West of England; includes full texts of documents from the United Nations War Crimes Commission's Law Reports of Trials of War Criminals, Trial of the Major War Criminals Before the International Military Tribunal, etc.; includes pages on Nuremberg, Crimes, Trials, and Laws, Documents Relating to the Holocaust, War Crimes, and Genocide, War Crimes and Criminals, and World War II Resources)
• Torture Reporting Handbook (March 2000, Camille Giffard, University of Essex Human Rights Centre; commissioned by the Human Rights Policy Department (HRPD) of the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO))
• Organisation Mondiale Contre la Torture (OMCT = World Organisation Against Torture = Organización Mundial Contra la Tortura; Geneva, Switzerland)
• European Committee for the Prevention of Torture and nhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (CPT; Council of Europe)
• Association for the Prevention of Torture (APT, Geneva, Switzerland)
• Redress: Seeking Reparation for Torture Survivors
• International Rehabilitation Council for Torture Victims (IRCT)
• International Institute of Humanitarian Law (IIHL)
• Humanitarian Law Center (armed conflicts in Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina; Kosovo)
• Migration and Ethnic Relations (ERCOMER's WWW Virtual Library)
• Multilateral Treaties (Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy)
• Treaties Library (Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT), from the AustLII (Australasian Legal Information Institute) web site; includes bilateral and multilateral treaties from the Australian Treaty Series (ATS); also includes League of Nations treaties:
  

  "The texts of treaties printed in the Australian Treaty Series from
  1948 to 1998 are available on the Internet. Additional treaties,
  never printed in the series, are now available on the Internet, having
  been allocated numbers in the series from the years in which they
  entered into force for Australia, and designated "electronic". The series
  has also been extended, in electronic form only, back to 1927, with
  earlier years in preparation. Treaties printed in the Select Documents
  series from 1966 to 1997 are also available on the Internet."
  

• Diplomacy and International Affairs Hypertext Information System (Mediterranean Academy of Diplomatic Studies, Malta)(includes texts of treaties)
• KONTERM (international law-state practice: treaties, diplomacy, state immunity; University of Viena - Institute of International Law and International Relations)
• Swiss Diplomatic Documents (Swiss Federal Archives database of documents on Swiss foreign policy and international relations; the DoDiS database (Diplomatische Dokumente der Schweiz/Documents Diplomatiques Suisses) includes entries on foreign policy documents, persons, organizations, geographical terms, international agreements, federal laws, and decisions of the Federal Council and of the Federal Assembly; and a comprehensive bibliography covering resources from 1945 to present)
• Historic Documents (University of Michigan's page linking to diplomatic documents and other historic legal and political documents for the U.S., Western Europe, and the Middle East; links to the Avalon Project at Yale, Foreign Relations of the United States: Diplomatic Papers, treaties, World War II documents, U.S. National Security materials related to Afghanistan, the Berlin Crisis, the Cuban Missile Crisis, El Salvador, Intelligence, the Iran-Contra Affair, the Iranian Revolution, Military Uses of Space, Nicaragua, Nuclear Nonproliferation, the Philippines, and South Africa, and other Declassified Documents)
• Institute of Air and Space Law (McGill University)
• Antarctic Law
• ENTRI (environmental treaties database provided by CIESIN)
• Center for International Environmental Law (CIEL)
• Foundation for International Environmental Law and Development (FIELD)
• European Environmental Law Home Page (EEL; European Union environmental treaties and national legislation)
• U.S. Foreign and Defense Policy/Immigration (Congressional Research Service (CRS); brief reports in full text ASCII and PDF formats; see also Congressional Research Services WWW Accessible Reports)
• International Relations and Security Network (ISN; Center for Security Studies and Conflict Research, Zürich, Switzerland; includes international law links via the WWW Virtual Library: International Security and LASE (Limited Area Search Engine), a full-text search service on the Internet which is specialized in international relations and security policy - it enables one to search and directly retrieve documents from currently more than 200 relevant sites from a single user interface)
• International Organizations Resources on the Internet
• InternationalAffairs.com (via Oxford Analytica)
• World Wide Web Virtual Library for International Affairs
• The International Affairs Network (IAN World Wide Web Virtual Library)
• The Stanley Foundation (global governance, global education, and U.S. foreign policy; includes full texts of their conference reports)
• Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI)
• Centennial of the First International Peace Conference (UN Conference; expert meetings to be held at The Hague 18 to 19 May 1999 and at St. Petersburg 23 to 25 June 1999; includes links to reports and other relevant documents)
• Academic Council on the United Nations System (ACUNS)
• International Studies Association (ISA)
• Columbia International Affairs Online (CIAO; subscription database, 1991-date; CIAO is a database of scholarly resources for international relations and international law; it indexes and has full texts of working papers, policy briefs, conference papers/proceedings, journals, books, and links to related resources; there is a related, free e-mail list for distribution of notices re CIAO - it is designed to keep CIAO subscribers, contributors/content providers, and anyone else who's interested with monthly updates on what's happening on CIAO, with information on new content, new browsing features, CIAO events, and more)
• U.S. Foreign and Defense Policy/Immigration (Congressional Research Service; brief reports in full text ASCII and PDF formats)
• Global Policy Forum (monitor global policy making at the United Nations: UN financial crisis, reform, Security Council, NGOs, nations & states, social/economic policy ; New York-based)
• CRS Reports (Congressional Research Services reports via the U.S. Department of State's Foreign Press Center)
• CRS Reports on Military and National Securty (via the Federation of American Scientists (FAS))
• Foreign Policy In Focus (full text of briefs/papers published by the Interhemispheric Resource Center and the Institute for Policy Studies on current U.S. foreign policy related to trade, the military, drug control, labor, human rights, global governance, the environment, financial flows, etc.; also at http://fpif.org/)
• The Stanley Foundation (global governance, global education, and U.S. foreign policy; includes full texts of their conference reports)
• Chicago Council on Foreign Relations (CCFR; includes full text of their triennial publication, American Public Opinion and U.S. Foreign Policy)
• Foreign Policy Association (FPA; publishers of Great Decisions, the "annual nonpartisan briefing book on eight critical U.S. foreign policy issues")
• Council on Foreign Relations (CFR; also at http://www.cfr.org/)
• Foreign Affairs Envoy (includes tables of contents of journals such as International Security, Foreign Policy, Foreign Affairs (includes searchable archives from 1995 to the present) and International Organization
• Foreign Affairs (on WESTLAW as FORGNAFF (full text beginning with January 1994; on LEXIS in the BUSFIN library, ABI file (abstracts or selected full text), BANKNG library, FORAFR file (from 1981 to date), and the NEWS library, ASAPII file (selected full text beginning in 1993); full text online in Chadwyck-Healy's (Periodical Contents Index) PCI Full Text from v.1 (1922/23) to v.69 (1990/91))
• Foreign Policy (on WESTLAW as FORGNPLY (full text beginning with March 1994) and on LEXIS in the NEWS library, ASAPII file (selected full text beginning in 1993))
• International Organization (on WESTLAW as INOG, full text beginning with January 1995 (provided by Dow Jones) and on LEXIS in the BUSFIN library, ABI file (abstracts or selected full text); available in full text via JSTOR (1947-1995), CatchWord (beginning in 1997), ProQuest Direct (beginning Autumn 1993 (but only fax of full text available?), with abstracts from 1989 to 1992), and Dow Jones Interactive (beginning in 1995 - PDF files); Dow Jones and WESTLAW do not seem to be as current as CatchWord/Swetsnet Navigator and ProQuest; also via Swetsnet Navigator (full text from v.52, 1998 to date; table of contents only from v.51, 1997))
• International Security (on WESTLAW as INSC (full text beginning with March 1995); not on LEXIS)
• Journal of International Affairs (full text on Chadwyck-Healy's Periodical Contents Index's PCI Full Text database from v.1, no.1 (1947) through v.44, no.2 (Winter 1991); also called the Columbia Journal of International Affairs)
• PS: Political Science and Politics (American Political Science Association journal; includes articles on international relations and international law; online in full text beginning in 1995 via Dow Jones Interactive)
• International Law (University of Mannheim Library, Germany; includes extensive links to resources worldwide; page in German)

International Law Conferences/Events Calendars

• International Law Calendar (American Society of International Law (ASIL))
• International Conferences (related to international legal information and law librarianship)
• Upcoming Conferences (via Foreign Affairs Envoy)
• World Wide European Integration Events Calendar (workshops, conferences, summer schools; list available as part of the Academy of European Law online)
• News & Information (links on conferences, courses, and other events via International Law Update)

Publishers and Vendors

• United Nations Publications (including the UN Academic Textbook Programme)
• Readex (United Nations documents and publications on microfiche; includes special "Law" subscription, and optional segments on Trade and Development, Human Rights, and Disarmament)
• Bernan (publications of international organizations)
• Eur-OP (Office for Official Publications of the European Communities)
• T.M.C. Asser Press (established by the T.M.C. Asser Institute; includes publications on private international law, international commercial arbitration, public international law, European law, international humanitarian law, etc.; alternate URL is http://www.asser.nl/publicat/indxpub.htm)
• Baker & McKenzie ("Publications" page includes full texts of briefing papers, articles and newsletters on international arbitration, environmental law, European Union competition/antitrust law, immigration, corporation law, tax, employment law, etc.)
• BNA International, Inc. (publishes newsletters in looseleaf format on international law topics)
• Cameron May (publishers of international trade and environmental law reports, books, etc.; includes WTO law sources; link to publications of the World Trade Law Association (WTLA))
• International Law Studies Series ("Blue Books" published by the Naval War College Press for the Oceans Law and Policy Department, Center for Naval Warfare Studies)
• International Law Institute (ILI; international extradition, criminal law, NAFTA, claims, judicial assistance, etc.)
• Intersentia (Antwerp, Belgium publisher of the "Human Rights Series" of the School of Human Rights Research, the Netherlands, and the "Ius Commune Europaeum Series" of METRO, the Institute for Transnational Legal Research at the Maastricht University)
• Europa Union Verlag (Bonn, Germany)
• Juris Publishing
• Kluwer Law International (see KLI also at http://www.kli.com/ or http://www.kluwerlaw.com/)
• Oceana Publications (includes an index to U.S. treaties by subject and TIAS number under "Documents on Demand" and Oceana's Law Library Newsletter (under "Free Information"))
• Martinus Nijhoff International (via Brill)
• Transnational Publishers, Inc. (as of 31 March 1998, at Ardsley Park Science & Technology Center, 410 Saw Mill River Road, Ardsley, NY 10502; phone: 1-800-914-8186; was in Irvington-on-Hudson, New York)
• Éditions du Conseil de l'Europe (Council of Europe Publishing)
• Manhattan Publishing (U.S. vendors of Council of Europe publications)
• BNA International (international tax, intellectual property, securities, environment, trade, electronic commerce and law, etc.)
• Butterworths
• Cambridge University Press (UK page; see also CUP's North American page; international law and international relations)
• Carswell
• Addison-Wesley Longman (now Pearson Education?; publisher of the European Law Series)
• Sweet & Maxwell
• Oxford University Press (includes International Law & Human Rights Catalogue and European Law Catalogue and general Law Books; see also OUP's United States page)
• Wiley (Wiley Series on European Law)
• Global Law Association (GLA)
• Wolters Kluwer (legal and tax publishing worldwide)
• International Bureau of Fiscal Documentation (IBFD; international tax publications)
• International Chamber of Commerce (ICC)
• Hart Publishing (includes international law-related publications)
• Simmonds & Hill Publishing Ltd. (includes publications on international law, trade, and arbitration)
• Center for International Legal Studies (CILS; CD-ROM/Online Law Books for lawyers via Yorkhill Law Publishing)
• Cambridge University Press (CUP; international relations)
• Cornell University Press (international relations and security affairs and political economy)
• MIT Press (international relations; international environmental policy)
• Princeton University Press (international relations)
• Brookings Institution Press (international relations)
• Transaction Publishers (international relations)
• Lynne Rienner Publishers (international relations)
• Routledge (Routledge/RIPE series in global political economy; advances in international relations and politics)
• St. Martin's Press (international relations books via Palgrave)
• Studies in International Politicy Economy (University of California Press, Berkeley series)
• International Relations in a Constructed World (M.E. Sharpe series on constructivism)
• De Kloof (Antiquarian Booksellers, Amsterdam, The Netherlands; includes links to lists of Law Book Dealers, Old-Dutch Law Books, Modern Law Books (Dutch), Roman Law Books, International Law Books (Catalogue 74, 871, old & rare, scholarly, out-of-print, & second hand books), Dutch Criminal Law Books, Hugo Grotius, Book Markets in the Netherlands; was at http://www.xs4all.nl/~kloof)
• Legal Publishers (AcqWeb; includes non-U.S.)
• Legal Publishers (FindLaw; includes non-U.S.)
• Legal Publishers Family Tree (who owns who, with links to publishers of foreign and international legal materials)
• Foreign Law Book Vendors
• University Presses (via AcqWeb; see also AAUP page)
• Other publishers
• AcqWeb (general directory of publishers and vendors)
• Publishers' Catalogues Home Page (Northern Lights)

Databases

• LEXIS-NEXIS (U.S.; see also Directory of Online Services)
• WESTLAW (U.S.)
• QUICKLAW (Canada)

Library Catalogs

• WebCATS (library catalogs on the World Wide Web)
• Hytelnet (online library catalogs worldwide)
• Central Catalogue of the Peace Palace Library at the Hague (web-based catalog (OPC) indexing international law books and journal articles of the Peace Palace Library; Centrale catalogus van het Vredespaleis)
• OPAC (Catalog of the Library of the Max-Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law in Heidelberg, Germany; indexes books and journal articles; see also their new acquisitions lists, "Neuerwerbungslisten" beginning with September 1999)
• WebVoyage (Voyager catalogue of the Library of the United Nations Office at Geneva (UNOG); also accessible via http://librarycat.unog.ch/)
• UNBISnet:
  

       Catalogue of UN publications and documentation indexed by the United
       Nations Dag Hammarskjöld Library and the Library of the UN Office at
       Geneva. Also included are non-UN publications held in the
       collection of the Dag Hammarskjöld Library. 
  

• The Ralph J. Bunche Library (U.S. Department of State catalog)
• The Norwegian Nobel Institute Library (includes Acquisitions lists)
• JOLIS (catalog of the Joint Bank-Fund Library Network - 14 World Bank and International Monetary Fund (IMF) libraries; see also the World Bank Law Library)
• GVK Gemeinsamer Verbundkatalog (Union Catalogue (GVK) of seven German States participating the Common Library Network (GBV); includes link to GVBdirekt/subito document delivery service)
• Der Verbundkatalog des Suedwestdeutschen Bibliotheksverbundes (SWB; Southwest German libraries union catalog; includes Max-Planck Institutes)
• Suedwestverbund
• OPAC (catalog of the Bundeverfassungsgericht (BVerfG) and Bundesgerichtshof (BGH) libraries)
• Columbia University Law Library (web-based version of the PEGASUS Catalog)
• Georgetown University Law Library (GULLiver catalog - very strong international law collection - web and telnet interface)
• Harvard University Library (HOLLIS catalog - web interface)
• Harvard University Library (HOLLIS catalog - telnet interface)
• Los Angeles County Law Library (THEMIS web-based catalog)
• U.S. Library of Congress Online Catalog
• U.S. Library of Congress (links to online catalogs; see also Law Library of Congress and its Global Legal Information Network (GLIN) database)
• Swiss Institute of Comparative Law (web-based interface via the canton Vaud; link also available for the RERO union catalog; catalog also available via telnet)
• Institute of Advanced Legal Studies (IALS' web-based SASCAT library catalog; also available via telnet)
• AMICUS Web (national union catalog for Canada; books and journal titles held by Canadian libraries; was resAnet)
• NEBIS - Bibliothekskatalog (Swiss libraries WebOPAC)
• COPAC (union catalog of British and Irish university libraries)
• British Library Public Catalogue (BLPC)
• LIBIS (union catalog of Belgian libraries)
• BIBSYS (shared library system/catalog for all Norwegian University Libraries, the National Library and a number of research libraries; the BIBSYS database contains information about books, series, journals etc. that are held by these libraries (more than 6 million copies))
• Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale Firenze (BNCF)
• GABRIEL: Gateway of Europe's National Libraries (catalogs)
• Karlsruhe Virtual Catalog (web-based union catalog - can do one search for holdings of Germany's university libraries (about 45 million books) or search individual library catalogs)
• RERO (Réseau des bibliothèques romandes et tessinoises; catalogue collectif = union catalog via web-based interface; was SIBIL (Swiss-French Network Catalogue via telnet))
• Central Library (European Commission)
• ECLAS (European Commission libraries' union catalogue)
• National Libraries of the World (library catalogs with web-based/graphical interfaces)

Online Bookstores

• AcqWeb (links to online bookstores, publishers, vendors, etc.)
• Acses
• Amazon.com
• Amazon (Germany)
• Barnes and Noble
• Bertelmanns
• Books.com
• Bookwire.com
• Powell's Books
• BookFinder.com

Articles, Journals, and Periodical Indexes

Legal Abbreviations (Templeman Library, Kent Law School; Sarah Carter)

Legal Abbreviations (Sweet & Maxwell)

Selected Legal Abbreviations (Institute of Advanced Legal Studies (IALS))

Law Reports and Abbreviations Database (UNSW Law Library)

International Law and Relations Journals are online in full text in the following databases: LEXIS, WESTLAW, Hein-on-Line, Cambridge Journals Online, Kluwer Online, Oxford Online Journals, JSTOR (includes history and political journals), CatchWord, Ingenta, ProQuest, Dow Jones Interactive, EBSCOhost's Academic Search Elite)

Columbia International Affairs Online (full text of conference papers, working papers, etc.)

Foreign Affairs Envoy: An Index to the International Affairs Literature

   Contents and abstracts of the leading journals, including current and
   past issues of Foreign Affairs, Foreign Policy, International
   Organization, International Security, The National Interest, World
   Policy Journal and World Politics; lists of new and recent books on
   International Affairs; search of the leading journals by subject;
   link to reference documents as compiled in the Foreign Policy
   Bulletin; special research guides/"folders" on the Economic Crisis
   in Asia, NATO Enlargement, Landmine Ban, and Hong Kong 1997; links
   to upcoming conferences related to International Affairs.

Peace Palace Library (Bibliotheek Vredespaleis; indexes articles from the Peace Palace Library's strong collection of international law journals)

European Journal of International Law (EJIL; full text of all the volumes via the Academy of European Law Online)

International Law Journals (links via the University of Chicago Law School page, including the newly launched Chicago Journal of International Law (CJIL; first issue published April 2000))

Gary Hufbauer, Does International Law Matter to Congress?: Economic Sanctions (92nd Annual Meeting, American Society of International Law, Washington D.C., April 4, 1998)

American Journal of International Law (available in full text online from v.1, 1907 to v.88, 1994 via the JSTOR subscription service; tables of contents of recent issues available from the American Society of International Law)

International Organization (scholarly journal of international affairs published by MIT Press available in full text online from volumes 1-47, 1947-1993 via the JSTOR subscription service)

Recueil des Cours ("Collected Courses" of the Hague Academy of International Law - tables of contents of v.1 (1923) to v.269 (1997) and thereafter)

United Nations Law Reports ("Unofficial Reports Concerning Legal Matters in the United Nations"; tables of contents of issues; subscription newsletter)

International Law Update (Washington, D.C. : Transnational Law Associates, Vol. 1 (Oct. 1995)- ; ISSN: 1089-5450; "a monthly report on public and private international legal developments - reports on "treaties, cases, statutes and regulations of special interest to U.S. lawyers and clients; web site includes sample issues, the cumulative table of contents for 1997, and information on upcoming international conferences and related events; subscription newsletter; also online on WESTLAW as the INTLLUP database and on LEXIS in the INTLAW Library and ILAWUP file, from October 1995 to the present)

Human Rights Brief ("A Legal Resource for the International Human Rights Community"; full text of this newsletter available online beginning with v.1, #1, Spring 1994)

Nuclear Law Bulletin (full text of OECD Nuclear Energy Agency (NEA) bulletin from 1968, no.1 through 1997, no.60 in PDF format, include Supplements with English translations of nuclear legislation worldwide and cumulative index)

The New York Review of Books (includes the full texts of articles from 1995 to the present and selected articles from before 1995 related to human rights, war crimes, etc.)

Selected International Law E-Journals and Newsletters (see also ASCII Text File, section 16, "Selected Electronic Newsletters and Journals")

Electronic Law Journals and Law Reports (Institute for Advanced Legal Studies (IALS) "Internet Resources for Law"; includes links to full texts, abstracts, and tables of contents of journals)

SRDI (Sommaires des Revues de Droit International = Summaries of Contents of International Law Journals by Christophe Nouzha)

Harvard Jean Monnet Table of Contents Service (covers about 101 journals published in nine languages and 14 countries; started in Spring 1999 as a current awareness service mainly covering European Integration journals in the areas of law and human rights; as of February 2000, has extended coverage to economics, history and political sciences journals and called European Integration Current Contents; contents of journals newly arrived at the Harvard Law School and European University Institute (EUI) libraries?; a service of The Academy of European Law at the EUI in Florence, the EU Center at Harvard and the Harvard Jean Monnet Chair; updated every two weeks; useful as a index to European law journals)

Contents Pages from Law Reviews (Tarlton Law Library, University of Texas at Austin Law School; "this service provides an online version of the contents pages from more than 750 law reviews and other scholarly journals related to the law published in the United States and abroad; the files are updated daily and are very current-- the contents pages from a journal issue will appear in this listing the day following its receipt by the Tarlton Law Library; only journal issues received during the past three months are listed; the contents of less recent issues are available through the commercial indexing services")

PCI Full Text (Chadwyck-Healey Periodical Contents Index searchable tables of contents including over 114 law journals from 1770 to 1995 with full text for a few such as Foreign Affairs and Journal of International Affairs)

Financial Times' Global Archives (FT.com; search of articles from 3,000 periodicals worldwide)

SmartCILP (customized e-mail service of Current Index to Legal Periodicals (CILP); can include journals covering foreign and international law topics)

International Law Journals (FindLaw)

Legal Scholarship on the WWW (annotated subject index to legal essays on the Web provided by the Faculty of Law, Cambridge University; this list of "Legal Journals Indexed by Subject" (44 subjects) includes a paragraph abstracting/summarizing each journal article with links to full texts; topics include Comparative Law, European Union Law, Human Rights, Immigration, Indigenous Peoples, International Law, Maritime and International Trade Law, Roman Law)

Searchable Tables of Contents of Kluwer Journals (covers from about 1995 to date; includes Kluwer Online law journals)

Law Journals on the World-Wide-Web (Faculty of Law, Cambridge University)

Legal Journals on the Web (York University Law Library)

Electronic Legal Journals (York University Law Library e-journal links)

Law Journals Online (University of Toronto list of journals on LEXIS, WESTLAW, QUICKLAW, the Internet)

Law Journals (including international; see also Hieros Gamos and WashLaw pages)

2001 On-Line Directory of Law Reviews and Scholarly Legal Periodicals (compiled by Michael H. Hoffheimer, Professor of Law, University of Mississippi; Anderson Publishing; includes International and Comparative Law Reviews and Human Rights Law Reviews; see also Professor Rick Bales' Law Review Electronic Submission Listing for general law reviews e-mail addresses; there's a 2002 print edition of Anderson's Directory of Law Reviews)

ASILEX (Publications Database of the American Society of International Law; searchable bibliography/index of ASIL periodical publications such as the American Journal of International Law and International Legal Materials - 1990-2001 and Books and Occasional Papers - 1964-2001)

Public International Law: A Current Bibliography of Books and Articles (Max-Planck Institute, Heidelberg; journal)

Acquisitions List (Library of the United Nations Office at Geneva (UNOG)'s list of books and articles by subject archived from 14 October 1997 to date; serves as a current index to journal articles on international law; see also Monthly Bibliography from January 1998 to date)

European Commission Library Catalogue (indexes journal articles related to European law and international law - limit "Document type" to "Article" in your search)

RAVE (Rechtsprechung und Aufsätze zum Völker- und Europarecht = Decisions and Journal Articles on Public International Law and European Law; systematic/classified and alphabetical subject, and keyword searchable index to articles in selected law journals, with links to related web sites; was at http://www.uni-duesseldorf.de/WWW/Jura/kokott/rave/e/englhome.htm)

Index to Foreign Legal Periodicals (IFLP; access to this RLG EUREKA subscription database is limited to University of Chicago faculty, students, and staff; the IFLP indexes articles as well as book reviews from more than 450 legal periodicals, including journals, essay collections, festschrifts, and congress reports from 1985 to the present; it covers international law (public and private), comparative law, and municipal law of countries other than the United States, British Isles, and British Commonwealth; up-to-date list of periodicals indexed by IFLP available via the University of California Berkeley Boalt Hall Law Library web page)

LegalTrac (an InfoTrac database indexing Anglo-American law reviews, including those covering foreign, comparative, and international law; also called Legal Resource Index (LRI on WESTLAW and in the LEXIS LAWREV library, IGLIND file)

Legal Journals Index (LJI on WESTLAW; index to British journals, including those covering European law and foreign, comparative, and international law)

Social Sciences Citation Index (an ISI Web of Science/Web of Knowledge database that covers Law and Political Science journals including articles on international law and international relations from 1956 to date)

Political Science and Government Abstracts (Cambridge Scientific Abstracts (CSA) service indexing worldwide political science journals beginning in 1975; also indexes web resources)

PAIS International (access to this OCLC FirstSearch subscription database limited to University of Chicago; PAIS International corresponds to the print publications PAIS Bulletin, PAIS Foreign Language Index, and PAIS International in Print, and also includes the Periodicals/Publishers Directory; database consists of records representing articles, books, conference proceedings, government documents, book chapters, and statistical directories in the area of public affairs; topics covered include business, government, international relations, banking, environment, health, social sciences, demographics, law and legislation, political science, public administration, finance, agriculture, education, statistics, and more; abstracts are included for most records since 1985; coverage starts from 1972-date)

UnCover/Ingenta (index to about 17,000 journals, including law-related ones; Ingenta provides full text for some journals)

Law Journal Tables of Contents (Tarlton Law Library, University of Texas at Austin)

SCAD Plus (European Union publication indexing documents and journal articles worldwide, including law journals - see SCAD DATABASE at bottom of page)

Index to Israeli Legal Periodicals (references to legal articles from 1976 to the present, in Hebrew and English; including articles on Human Rights, International Law, etc.; can also access via telnet from the Law Library, Bar Ilan University, from the ALEPH computerized catalog)

Contemporary Women's Issues (health and human rights related articles and books - full text)

International Bibliography of Periodical Literature (IBZ-Online; Internationale Bibliographie der Zeitschriftenliteratur - indexes journal articles from over 11,000 English and European periodicals, books, and dissertations; coverage begins with 1984)

Major Listservs and Usenet Newsgroups (Electronic Discussion Groups)

ASIL@lawvc.law.vill.edu (American Society of International Law list for members of the Interest Group on Teaching International Law; formerly Innovations in International Legal Education, then Innovations in Teaching International Law until March 1999; was ASIL-INNOVATIONS on majordomo@mail.law.vill.edu until February 2000; related page at http://lawvc.law.vill.edu/~asil/)

ASILIEL@u.washington.edu (American Society of International Law list restricted to members of the Interest Group on International Environmental Law; to subscribe, send e-mail to listproc@u.washington.edu with only the following text in the body of the message:

     subscribe asiliel Your Name

ASILIELG@listproc.kentlaw.edu (American Society of International Law, International Economic Law Interest Group; to subscribe, send e-mail to listproc@listproc.kentlaw.edu with only the following text in the body of the message:

     subscribe asilielg

ASYLUM-L@listserver.ufsia.ac.be (Legal Aspects of Asylum and Refugee Law; to subscribe, send a blank e-mail message to asylum-l-subscribe@listserver.ufsia.ac.be

EURO-LEX@listserv.gmd.de (All EUROpean Legal Information EXchange; European Union and law of individual countries of Europe; to subscribe, send e-mail to listserv@listserv.gmd.de with only the following text in the body of the message:

     subscribe euro-lex Your Name

INT-LAW@listhost.ciesin.org (Foreign, Comparative, and International Legal Resources; was on listserv@tc.umn.edu until 30 April 1998; to subscribe, send e-mail to majordomo@listhost.ciesin.org with only the following text in the body of the message:

n     subscribe int-law

INT-LAW-DIGEST@listhost.ciesin.org (Foreign, Comparative, and International Legal Resources; started on 30 April 1998; subscribers receive 1 message a day containing a batch of all the messages posted that day with all the subject headers/topics for the messages included at the beginning of the digest; to subscribe, send e-mail to majordomo@listhost.ciesin.org with only the following text in the body of the message:

     subscribe int-law-digest

JUSTWATCH-L@listserv.acsu.buffalo.edu (International Justice Watch List; includes news and discussions of the international war crimes tribunals for former Yugoslavia and Rwanda, the International Criminal Court, the crisis in Kosovo, and related topics - international criminal law, international humanitarian law, human rights; subscription upon approval of listowners; intended for serious discussions; to subscribe, send e-mail to listserv@listserv.acsu.buffalo.edu with only the following text in the body of the message:

     subscribe justwatch-l Your Name

TWATCH-L@listserv.acsu.buffalo.edu (Tribunal Watch; International War Crimes Tribunals - Former Yugoslavia and Rwanda; see also the JUSTWATCH-L list above; was on listserv@ubvm.cc.buffalo.edu; to subscribe, send e-mail to listserv@listserv.acsu.buffalo.edu with only the following text in the body of the message:

     subscribe twatch-l Your Name

Discussion Group Archives (& "Lyo's Law Lists")

• Law Journal EXTRA! (archives for EURO-LEX, FORINTLAW, INT-LAW forums)
• Law Journal EXTRA! (archives the FORINTLAW & NET-LAWYERS lists)
• Law Journal EXTRA! - Library lists (archives the INT-LAW list)
• Cornell (archives the INT-LAW and EURO-LEX lists; see also for INT-LAW, the archives at http://mailmunch.law.cornell.edu/cgi-bin/archives/INTLAW)
• State University of New York at Buffalo (TWATCH-L list archives)
• Mailbase (UK) (archives the DATA-PROTECTION, FORCED-MIGRATION, and LAW-EUROPE lists
• Washburn (archives the DEATHPENALTY, FORINTLAW, and HUMANRIGHTS-L lists)
• LegalMinds (about 700 lists by legal topic and categories, and searchable message archives; also includes archives of non-law lists via FindMail, and a free service provided by FindLaw to start your own electronic discussion group/mailing list at eGroups.com; see also the ONElist, ListBot, and Topica services for creating your own list)
• Regent University (lists by legal topic and tips for using lists)
• LawGuru.com (web-based subscription to selected law-related lists via listTool)
• Chicago-Kent's Legal Domain Network (archives various law-related lists)
• Deja (archives of electronic discussions on Usenet newsgroups worldwide; formerly called DejaNews at http://www.dejanews.com/)
• List of Electronic Mailing Lists, Newsgroups, Newsletters, and Journals Related to International Law (Lyonette Louis-Jacques)
• "Lyo's Law Lists" (to find other relevant listservs and newsgroups related to international law, and also check Guy Alvarez' Mailing Lists and Newsgroups: the Real Treasures of the Internet and Jim Milles' "Discussion Lists: Mail List Manager Commands" for general information about using listservs; and for finding non-law lists, one good place to search is Liszt)

International Legal News Sources

International Law in Brief (weekly electronic newsletter covering developments in international law, including summaries of judicial and other decisions (with hypertext links to full texts), prepared by the Attorney-Editors of International Legal Materials, a publication of the American Society of International Law)

International Law Update (Washington, D.C. : Transnational Law Associates, Vol. 1 (Oct. 1995)- ; ISSN: 1089-5450; "a monthly report on public and private international legal developments - reports on "treaties, cases, statutes and regulations of special interest to U.S. lawyers and clients; web site includes sample issues, the cumulative table of contents for 1997, and information on upcoming international conferences and related events; subscription newsletter; also online on WESTLAW as the INTLLUP database and on LEXIS in the INTLAW Library and ILAWUP file, from October 1995 to the present)

West's Case Updates: International Law (twice-monthly summaries of important legal cases related to international law in the United States)

TRANSLEX: Transnational Law Exchange (newsletter on international legal developments; web site includes tables of contents and selected full texts)

United Nations Law Reports ("Unofficial Reports Concerning Legal Matters in the United Nations"; newsletter; web site has tables of contents of back issues from June 1, 1998 to date)

UN Daily Highlights ("A World of News from the World Organization"; brief press news summaries)

UN Wire ("An Independent News Briefing About the United Nations", provided by the United Nations Foundation)

World Justice Information Network (WJIN; includes international criminal justice-related news)

World News Connection (subscription service intended to be the electronic version of the U.S. Foreign Broadcast Information Service (FBIS) Daily Reports)

World News

World Legal News (JURIST Law Professors' Network)

Washington File (provides United States Government official texts, policy statements and interpretive material, features, and byline articles prepared daily by the United States Information Agency (USIA); includes foreign and international news on international security, economic issues, democracy and human rights, etc.)

Documents in the News: Current Events Research (University of Michigan Documents Center)

Selected International Law E-Journals and E-Newsletters

Directories

• United Nations System of Organizations
• Directory of International Organizations (Union of International Associations' links to over 5,000 web sites of IGOs and NGOs)
• International Governmental Organizations (IGOs; links page of the American Library Association's Government Documents Round Table (GODORT) at Northwestern University)
• DARE (UNESCO directory of peace, human rights, and international law research institutes, or DARE)
• Martindale-Hubbell International Law Directory
• West's Legal Directory
• Kime's International Law Directory
• Other directories
• The Diplomatic List (U.S. Department of State publication includes Foreign Embassies (websites and e-mail addresses); see also the Embassy Web with alternate URLs at http://www.embassyweb.com/ and http://www.embassies.com/, Foreign Embassies (University of Michigan Library), and Embassy World)
• CIA World Factbook (Central Intelligence Agency)
• Chicago Consular Corps (page provided by the Library of International Relations, Information Center, Chicago-Kent College of Law Library; includes links to World Factbook information, embassies, and permanent missions to the UN)

Research Centers, Institutes, Schools (including Working Papers)

• Max-Planck-Institute for Comparative Public Law and International Law (Heidelberg, Germany)
• Max-Planck-Institute for Foreign and International Private Law (Hamburg)
• Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Criminal Law (Freiburg)
• Max Planck Institute of European Legal History (Frankfurt/Main)
• Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Patent, Copyright, and Competition Law (München; international intellectual property law)
• Max Planck Institute for Foreign and International Social Law (München)
• Max Planck Institute for the Study of Societies (Köln; basic research in the social sciences; "governance of advanced industrial societies in the face of internationalization and economic globalization"; corporations; political economy; Europe).
• Walther-Schücking-Institut für Internationales Recht (Kiel)
• Lauterpacht Research Centre for International Law (LRCIL; Cambridge University)
• Hellenic Institute of International and Foreign Law (HIIFL; Greece)
• The Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy (Tufts University; publishes the Fletcher Forum of World Affairs; also http://fletcher.tufts.edu/)
• Swiss Institute of Comparative Law (Institut Suisse de Droit Comparé (ISDC))
• Program on International Politics, Economics, and Security (PIPES, University of Chicago; also Program on Interdependent Political Economy (PIPE) of the Department of Political Science and Program on International Security Policy (PISP))
• London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE; departments of Law and International Relations)
• Institut für Europa- und Wirtschaftsvölkerrecht (Institute of European and International Economic Law (IEW), Berne, Switzerland; shares premises with the World Trade Institute (WTI): "linking international law and economics" via, inter alia, the World Trade Forum)
• Institut für Wirtschaftsrecht der Freien Universität Berlin