Links
I have listed below some
links which might be useful for research. There are many more,
but these I have found particularly useful and worth recommending.
This page
is always under construction. If you have a favorite not listed
here, please let me know.
1.
Europa, the web site of
the European Union posts a tremendous amount of original source
material on the European Union.
2.
Regulatory Law, an
English on-line journal focusing on legal ethics and the regulation
of the bar.
3.
Justicia
Constitucional en Iberoamerica, Universidad Carlos III de
Madrid, Instituto de Derecho Publico Comparado, an excellent database
for constitutional and other public law materials of Latin American
countries.
4.
Hague Conference on Private International
Law. The Hague Conference is an intergovernmental organization,
the purpose of which is "to work toward unification of the
rules of private international law.
5.
Academy of European
Law, European University Institute, Florence, Italy, European
Foreign Policy Bulletin (in English). The site contains a full
text database of documents issued by the European Union in the
area of foreign policy since 1985.
6.
London
Court of International Arbitration.
7.
T.M.C. Asser Instituut. A Dutch
institute for the study of public and private international law,
international commercial arbitration, and European Law.
8.
The WWW Virtual Library. An interesting
gateway site to other information sources on the internet.
9.
Cornell University Law School,
through its Legal Information Institute, maintains a wealth of
legal information on the web.
10.
Hieros Gamos. An all purpose
general research center that sometimes provides useful information
on a wide range of jurisdictions worldwide.
11.
American
and British history resources on line.
12.
The University
of Toledo has a useful site for those who need a refresher
on evaluating information posted to the internet.
13.
Library of Congress.
14.
Social Science Research Network.
This site provides abstracts and many times full text versions
of much of the most current research in a variety of legal fields.
15.
The Internet Archive. This
is a very useful site for finding Web pages which might no longer
be posted.
16.
Daily Earth the Global
Newspaper Directory. This site links to a large number of news
sources around the world and in the United States.
17.
Constitutional
Law on the Internet. This site is a useful gateway to information
about U.S. and foreign constitutional law materials.
18.
The American Society of International
Law. This site links to an extensive collection of international
law topics.
19.
Cuba Online. This site
provides an online directory full of information on Cuba.
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