Researching International Business Transactions: Secondary Sources

International business and private international law journals.

Highly qualified academics, practitioners and diplomats from all over the world give lectures on general or specialized subjects which are then published in the series Collected Courses of the Academy of International Law. This is one of the most important encyclopedic publications on public and private international law.

Contains all available treatises, practice guides & jurisprudence pertaining to many aspects of international business law.

A digitized and searchable collection of papers and articles by noted scholars on foreign and comparative law, with an emphasis on historical materials. Covers over 200 years worth of scholarship, and includes Szladits' Bibliography on Foreign and Comparative Law, one of the preeminent sources for locating articles in English dealing with non-common law legal systems.

Combined global competition & antitrust materials found on Westlaw including cases, legislation, treaties, journals, and law reviews from countries around the world.

Includes major publications related to international commercial law.

Excellent transactional materials including checklists, toolkits