There is a wealth of information available in journal articles to support
almost any international law topic. Journal articles can…
- offer important analysis and commentary on a topic;
- set out the history or chronology of events for a treaty or topical issue;
- furnish definitions and explanations of important legal concepts; and
- provide citations to treaties and other documents.
Relevant articles can be found in journals from a variety of disciplines: law,
international relations, political science, economics, etc.
There are several ways to locate articles: