Rule of Law Research

This guide for students in the Naval Postgraduate School's Civil Military Operations and Rule of Law program offers especially helpful guidance on how to find documentation on peacekeeping operations and U.S. military doctrine.

This guide is designed to provide faculty and students in the LUC Law School's PROLAW program with a roadmap for their research. It includes helpful bibliographies of key readings on rule of law, as well as links to online sources of information.

The UN Library's Documentation Research Guide presents an overview of how to research selected UN documents, publications, databases and websites.

This research guide offers help on conducting human rights research using resources available to Penn Law students.

This guide offers an overview of resources available to Penn students on international development, and includes tips on finding statistics, reports by international organizations and NGOs, and academic literature.

ASIL serves as a major publisher of international law material that provides an international law electronic research guide and database for searching international treaties and conventions, websites, and other research tools.

The HuriSearch meta-search engine enables the researcher to conduct targeted searches across the websites of over 5,000 human rights organizations.

The U.S. Department of State manages this site as a portal for international human rights related information from the United States Government. Information available includes country reports on human rights practices, reports on U.S. compliance with human rights treaties obligations, and reviews of human rights within the U.S.