Answered By: Kate Britt Last Updated: Feb 28, 2022 Views: 10
Answered By: Kate Britt
Last Updated: Feb 28, 2022 Views: 10
A continuously increasing body of international law emanates from international and regional organizations, particularly intergovernmental organizations like the United Nations and INTERPOL.
Print Resources
Basic Reference Sources of International Organizations
- The Law of International Institutions (SMITH KZ4850 .S26 2009x)
- International Institutional Law: Unity Within Diversity (5th ed) (Smith KZ4850 .S337 2011)
- Yearbook of International Organizations (Smith JZ 4836 .Y43x and Online)
- Public International Law in a Nutshell, by Thomas Buergenthal (5th ed. 2013) (Closed Reserve KZ3410 .B84 2013x and West Study Aids).
- Principles of International Law, by Sean D. Murphy (2nd ed. 2012) Concise Hornbook. (Closed Reserve KZ3410 .M873 2012 and West Study Aids).
- The Oxford Handbook of International Organizations, by Jacob Katz Cogan, et al., eds. (1st ed. 2016) (Smith KZ4850 .O94 2016).
- Routledge Handbook of International Organizations (2013, electronic resource), ed. Bob Reinalda
Electronic Resources
Guides to Research: Use existing guides to researching international organizations
- ASIL Guide to Electronic Resources for International Law
- Electronic Information System for International Law (EISIL)
- CALI (the Center for Computer Assisted Legal Instruction)
- Has several lessons related to international (or “intergovernmental”) organizations.
- Search for “international organizations” to find the lessons titled “Intergovernmental Organizations & Non-Governmental Organizations,” “Regional International Organizations,” and “United Nations Research.”
- The Peace Palace Library, the library of international law located in The Hague
- Visit the library page, navigate to the dropdown menu under “Research guides,” and select “International Organizations.”
Links to Primary Law and Official Documents
- GlobaLex: Electronic legal publication dedicated to international and foreign law research. Includes extensive research guides on international organizations under "international law research."
- Max Planck Encyclopedia of Public International Law: Online encyclopedia with thousands of articles that are written by experts, peer-reviewed, and edited by the Max Planck Institute for Comparative Public Law & International Law.
- Browse the Law Library's E-resources by Subject for a listing of related links to official documents, news, and other sources
- United Nations e-resources
- European Union e-resources
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