A guide to the CRLs holdings in human rights which include primary source materials such as treaties, speeches, government and NGO publications, reports, addresses from congresses and conventions, newspapers, transcripts, case files, personal diaries of victims of human rights violations, and the papers of human rights activists. Secondary sources include periodicals, dissertations, and published works of fiction and nonfiction.

A scholarly blog about national security and law. Topics include drones, detention, surveillance, covert operations, etc.

In addition to domestic legal topics, this site provides information on significant international treaties, journals, and legal databases ranging from antiquity to the present and representing all nationalities. Includes Law and Policy Institutions Article Database, which contains working papers and pre-prints.

Maintained at New York University's Law School, this site links to all types (from copyright to trade) of law sites.

University of Ottawa website links to different types of law governing countires of the world. Includes explanations of the different types of law and bibliographies.

One of the most comprehensive legal resources available on the Internet. It includes pointers to law schools, legal publishers, legal associations, statutes and laws, judicial opinions and case la (federal and state), law firms and lawyers, legal news, consultants and experts, international law resources, and more.

Coverage: 1905-2004/05. Indexes and excerpts reviews of books written in English and published in the U.S. and Canada. More selective than Book Review Index. Arranged alphabetically by author; subject and title indexes. Search year of publication and the year following publication.

A partnership of the World Trade Review, the Hauser Global Law School Program and the Jean Monnet Center for International and Regional Economic Law & Justice. Provides permanent coverage of the literature on international trade law, regional integration and questions of global governance (global law), through the online presentation of book reviews and review essays.