With the writing component of your seminar in mind, we have compiled a listing of useful resources on the law of war and international law. If you have any questions, please request a student consult with a librarian using the form linked on the left hand side of this guide.
Research Guides: Find resources and links on international law
Max Planck Encyclopedia of Public International Law: Detailed articles on international law topics, with citations, document lists, and bibliographies. Includes links to documents and the Oxford Law Citator for finding citation form and related citing documents.
Oxford Bibliographies on International Law: Extensive bibliographies of law review articles, treatises, jurisprudence, and documents of international organizations on topics in international law.
Parry and Grant's Encyclopaedic Dictionary of International Law (3rd edition online; older edition in print - KZ1161 .P37 2004). Definitions with citations and links.
Restatement of the Law - The Foreign Relations of Law of the United States: Principles of U.S. foreign relations and international law, with citations to cases, treatises and secondary sources. Available online through Westlaw , Lexis, and Hein Online, and at Range 301.
CRS (Congressional Research Service) reports are prepared for congressional committees and staff on topics including international law and U.S. foreign policy. Find a complete collection on Proquest Congressional, collections arranged by topic on congress.gov and everycrsreport.com, and subject-oriented collections related to national security, foreign policy, and weapons on the site of the Federation of American Scientists.
