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An annual list of treaties and other international agreements of the United States currently in force. Also in print: Davis Family Library Govt Docs JX236.5 .G84

Text of treaties from 1776 - 1949. Davis Family Library Stacks JX236 1968 A5 (13 volumes)

Texts of treaties 1950+.
1950 - 1984 in Davis Family Library Govt Docs S9.12 (bound vols)
1985 - 1996 in Davis Family Library Govt Docs S9.10 (individually printed "slip treaties")
1996 - present online (known as TIAS).

This is a MIDCAT SUBJECT search for Treaties--Collections.

Find the text and status of international treaties deposited with the UN.

"Documents, votes, speeches, public domain publications, and more."

From UN's Dag Hammarskjöld Library. "Overview of selected UN documents, publications, databases and websites."

Online from the United Nations, 1946 - present.

Links to relevant sources of information within the UN and International Courts & Tribunals.

Explanations of the UN organization and publishing system; links to UN sources of information (including official documents). Includes print resources Middlebury may not own (check MIDCAT for our holdings).  See also their other Law Research Guides.

Find the text and status of international treaties deposited with the UN.

Bilateral, regional, interregional and multilateral agreements. See additional IIA resources. For cases involving disputes see ICSID.

Free access to: EU law; legislative proposals and reports; EU case-law; international agreements; and more.

Official UK source. Includes legislation of various UK parliaments (UK, England, Great Britain, Scotland, Wales, N. Ireland) selectively from 1267. UK public general acts 1988- present (complete).

Search for over 20 million descriptions of records created by central government and the courts of law of England and Wales. If an item is not available digitally, create an account and request it. Choose deliver digitally option.

Provided by the Law Library of Congress. Has links to sources of international, country, and U.S. Federal and State legal information.  Includes link to GLIN (Global Legal Information Network).

American Society of International Law web guide to 'the highest quality primary materials, authoritative web sites and helpful research guides to international law on the Internet.'  See Also ASIL Guide to Electronic Resources for International Law.

'An electronic legal publication dedicated to international and foreign law research. Published by the Hauser Global Law School Program at NYU School of Law.'  The guides and articles published are written by scholars. The site is divided into International, Comparative, and Foreign Law Research.  Also useful for information on foreign government structures.