International Law Research on the Web
The links on this list have been selected for their wealth of links to primary and secondary
sources.
HIEROS GAMOS - THE COMPREHENSIVE LEGAL SITE. GUIDE TO INTERNATIONAL
LAW.
INTRODUCTION: This section deals only with the principal international documents, treaties
and governmental agencies. Specific treaties, laws, or agencies for a specific practice area have
been placed in the appropriate area for your ease of use. The principal practice areas related to
private and public international law are trade, commercial, human rights, war & peace, intellectual
property, and litigation.
CataLaw is the catalog of catalogs of law on the Internet.
by: Lyonette Louis-Jacques. "Lyo" is a recognized expert in International law research.
also known as the World Court, is located in the Hague (Netherlands). It is the principal judicial
body of the United Nations.
Produced by New York University School of Law.
Non-US Law-Related Resources.
Duke Law Library International Legal Resources.
United Nations materials
The Readex United Nations Index provides access to current and retrospective United Nations
documents and publications. (note: only accessible from UF IP addresses.) Earlier years can be
searched on the United Nations CD-ROM on the College of Law server (available only in the
labs.) Full text of many of these materials are available on microforms in the Legal Information
Center.
Compiled by Pam Williams. September, 1998.
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