Private International Law
Don Ford
An ASIL electronic resource guide by Don Ford on private international law. Maps the field across international sales, commercial arbitration, regional harmonization, and online research databases.
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Volume one of the United Nations Office of Legal Affairs handbook compiles foundational instruments: the UN Charter, the Statute of the International Court of Justice, and core declarations on sovereignty, decolonization and statehood. The reference for primary sources of public international law.
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