Public International Law Research - A Brief Guide

Designed "to teach students research strategies and methodology for researching both print and electronic sources of international legal materials." A collaborative project between Duke University School of Law and University of California, Berkeley, School of Law

This guide "focuses on key resources for public international law." From Georgetown Law Library. (Last updated in 2010.)

By Vicenç Feliú; part of the GlobaLex collection of research guides. (Last updated in 2016.)

Over 25 guides on various aspects of international law.

A guide introducing the U.N. bodies involved in shaping international law and the documents those bodies produce.

Narrative guides covering a variety of topics in public and private internationals law. This guide is "designed to be used by students, teachers, practitioners and researchers as a self-guided tour of relevant, quality, up-to-date online resources covering important areas of international law." From the American Society of International Law.

Describes and links to free and fee-based databases dealing with various aspects of international law. (Some of the fee-based databases are for NYU faculty and students. Check with your own law library — the Zief Law Library for USF faculty and students — to see if a database is available to you.)

Multiple guides covering: public international law;international criminal law; settlement of international disputes; international relations; war, peace & security; and private international law. From the experts at the prestigious Peace Palace Library.