International law describes the law between nations. This is broken down into private international law, relating to transactions and business dealings between private entities, and public international law, dealing with the transactions and dealings between states. This area of law includes international jurisprudence, treaties, organizations, and courts.
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- International Court of Justice General information, basic documents and list of cases brought before the Court since 1946.
- Law and Development Introduction to how law can support economic development, from graduates of the School of Oriental and African Studies of the University of London.
- International Human Rights Network Irish non-governmental organization supporting others in applying Human Rights Based Approaches in their work.
- World Trade Institute Center of advanced studies and a forum for interdisciplinary research and teaching in international trade law and economics.
- The Global Governance Project Research program on international institutions, political processes, organizations and other actors that influence the emerging system of global environmental governance.
- Citizens for Global Solutions Grassroots membership organization that inspires America to engage the world. It campaigns for promoting the International Criminal Court and reforming the United Nations and it encourages the United States to adopt a multilateral foreign policy that emphasizes cooperation with international institutions.
- Chatham House British Institute created for the analysis of international issues. It conducts several research programs and offers the opportunity to participate in debates, meetings and periodical conferences.
- International Constitutional Law Complete copies and links to the countries' Constitution, along with related background, history and events.