International Law Websites

International law resources, including analyses of current affairs, and a guide to Internet resources.

Promotes understanding, development and implementation of international sustainable development law, based at McGill University, Canada. General information, programs, publications, contacts.

A private, not-for-profit organization that conducts scholarly research, publishing, and practical legal training and technical assistance on many aspects of international legal and economic policy and practice.

Assisting the creation and improvement of laws and regulatory systems governing the not-for-profit sector in countries around the world.

Association information, membership, committees, publications, and links.

Centre for the research and study of international law affiliated with the Faculty of Law at the University of Cambridge.

Working for the development of both public and private international law.

Organization of law firms with the aim of enhancing international services to clients. Promotional material, Newsletter, membership list, on-line membership application.

Founded in 1873, the ABILA is one of the oldest international law organizations in existence. Non-members may participate in the listservers.

Seeking to advance academic research and instruction in the fields of armed conflict and ensuring peace.