Review the PowerPoint presentation.

Scholars, Activists, Lawyers, and Policy Makers tell about their role in or their observations of internationally evolving law in:

Journals
    law library’s journal page
    Cambridge
    Oxford

Yearbooks
     Available through Hein Online
    In the library at the KZ 21 call # range

Government Reports
    Docuticker

Conferences
    Policy File
    Public Affairs Information Service
    Organizations’ own compilations
         Max Planck Inst. for Int’l and Comparative Law
         American Society for International Law
         International Bar Association

Newsletters
     International Judicial Monitor (ASIL)
     International Law in Brief (ASIL)
     International Law News (ABA)

 

When global influences on domestic law are associated with post-conflict development or other intentional projects (imposed or cooperative) from international entities or foreign governments, look to “rule of law” resources.

ABA Rule of Law Initiatives

National Center for State Courts

World Bank

International Development Law Organization

International Legal Assistance Consortium

 

Books about transnational litigation are in and around the K2200 call# range.

 

Find decisions from international law cases on tribunals’ Web sites and also  subscription databases.

Links to National Courts

Links to International Tribunals

Oxford subscription databases

Lexis & Westlaw