ASIL Guide to Electronic Resources for International Law

ASIL Guide to Electronic Resources for International Law, Updated 8 March 2010, by Marci Hoffman

“Introduction: This chapter will attempt to provide a guide to the ever expanding area of international human rights law. The focus will be on the electronic sources available for this topic, regardless of the format. This chapter will include general tips for doing research as well as for locating necessary documents and materials. The scope of this chapter will encompass both primary and secondary sources (including documents from non-governmental organizations). The emphasis will be on English-language materials, but the availability of resources in other languages is noted.”

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