Foreign and International Law

Objective

The Foreign and International Law Special Interest Section (FIL-SIS) serves as a forum for the exchange of information and ideas on foreign and international law librarianship. The FIL-SIS strives to promote the participation of LLSDC members in its activities and takes a leading role in representing FIL-SIS members' interest and concerns within the LLSDC.

Membership

Membership is open to any Regular, Student or Life member of the LLSDC with an interest in foreign and international law and/or foreign and international law librarianship, upon payment of section dues.

Leadership 

• Chair: Heather Casey

Links of Interest

• AALL Foreign, Comparative and International Law SIS
• AALL FCIL Newsletter
• ASIL Guide to Electronic Resources for International Law (American Society of International Law)
• EISIL - Electronic Information System for International Law
• Findlaw's Foreign and International Resources
• Locating Key Foreign & International Law Sources (University of Houston Law Center)
• Washlaw Foreign & International Law Resources (Washburn University School of Law)
• Fundamentals of Treaty Research: U.S. and Non-U.S. (Electronic Resources)(Lyonette Louis-Jacques)
• Guide to Law Online (Law Library of Congress)
• International Governmental Organizations (Northwestern University Library)
• Legal Research on International Law Issues Using the Internet (Lyonette Louis-Jacques)