Guide to Treaty ResearchWritten by Simon Canick, maintained by Silke Sahl, Arther W. Diamond, Columbia Law School (March 2012).
Covers both treaties to which US is a party and treaties to which it is not a party. Includes subject-specific treaties.
Outline
1 Introduction to Treaty Research
2 When the United States is a Party
2.1 Databases
2.2 Treaty Indexes
2.3 Pending / Recent Treaties
2.4 Treaties in Print: Current
2.5 Treaties in Print: Historic
3 When the United States May Not Be a Party
3.1 Databases - Multilateral Treaties
3.2 Treaty Indexes - Multilateral Treaties
3.3 Treaty Indexes - Bilateral / Multilateral Treaties
3.4 Treaty Collections
4 When You Know One of the Parties
4.1 Australia
4.2 Canada
4.3 European Union / European Communities
4.4 France
4.5 Germany
4.6 Great Britain
5 Subject-Specific Treaty Research
5.1 Arms Control
5.2 Bilateral Investment Treaties (BITs)
5.3 Commercial / Trade Agreements
5.4 Environmental Law
5.5 Human Rights
5.6 Intellectual Property
5.7 Tax Treaties
5.7.1 United States is a Party
5.7.2 United States May Not be a party
5.8 Terrorism
6 Treaty Citation
7 Other Research Guides