How to
Find Materials on Public International Law for Research and Education
（Work
in Progress)
1 August 2010
This
list indicates the most useful tools for students and teachers of international
law to pick up necessary pieces from the deluge of information.
This is
only a tentative list, which is to be improved and updated.
Table of Contents
- Practice
- International Courts and Tribunals
- United Nations
- European Union
- Law of the Sea
- Space Law
- International Human Rights
- Law of Armed Conflicts
- Diplomatic and
Consular Privileges and Immunities, State Immunity
- International
Responsibility
- International Environmental Law
Prepared by the national committee established by the Japan Branch of
the International Law Association under the Teaching of International Law
Committee, ILA.
Members of the national committee:
- Kazuya Hirobe (Professor, Seikei University; Member, Teaching of
International Law Committee)
- Akio Morita (Professor, Hosei University; Alternate Member,
Teaching of International Law Committee)
- Setsuko Aoki (Professor, Keio University)
- Shotaro Hamamoto (Professor, Kyoto University)
- Yumi Nishimura (Associate Professor, University of Tokyo)
- Kyo Arai (Professor, Doshisha University)
- Akiko Okamatsu (Associate Professor, Hosei University).
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