International Law Research Guide

The Law Library of Congress tracks new legal developments.

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Blog of the European Journal of International Law.

Covers international law and international relations.

National protection and law.

NYU Law blog on US security law & policy.

A collection of blogs on international and comparative law.

Covers private international law.

A pilot project launched by a group of young scholars.

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Women scholars, lawyers & leaders on international law.

Lectures and presentations compiled by the United Nations Office of Legal Affairs covering topics such as International Arbitration, International Courts & Tribunals, Sources of International Law, Customary Law, Jus Cogens, Implementation, Compliance, Non-State Actors, and Legitimacy.

Contains a permanent collection of in-depth international law lectures on topics such as: Diplomatic Protection, International Migration Law, Rule of Law, International Criminal Justice, and many others.

Lectures delivered by leading international law scholars to provide a general overview of the core topics of international law including: Humanitarian Law, Diplomatic & Consular Relations, and Law of the Sea.

Licit and Illicit Financial Flows from Developing Countries: Are Lawyers Heroes or Villains?
The Extrajudicial Use of Drones: The Need for a Post-9/11 Legal Framework
The New Global Forces of the 21st Century
Reflections on American Foreign Policy

The London School of Economics and Political Science