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International Law in Domestic Courts

A vital resource for both lawyers in practice and legal scholars in a rapidly evolving field, ILDC tracks the changes in the law as they occur, offering updates every two weeks on cases around the world.

READERSHIP: Law School Libraries, academic libraries with strong International Affairs and Political Science collections, government libraries, large public libraries with strong international or foreign law collections, Federal Court libraries, professors of international law, lawyers in private practice dealing with subjects on the global stage, and government organizations.

DESCRIPTION International Law in Domestic Courts (ILDC) brings you the most important and up to date public international law issues being decided in domestic courts across the world today. With legal experts in the field covering over sixty countries, this online service highlights the full range of jurisprudence in a format that makes it easy to pinpoint specific legal issues, and to compare how these issues have been dealt with in different jurisdictions

Editors: Professor André Nollkaemper and Professor Erika de Wet, University of Amsterdam Center for International Law

Features

• Up to date coverage of jurisprudence from over 60 countries
• Expert commentary on the context and legal reasoning of each decision
• Translations of key passages of ALL non English language decisions
• Users can browse content by category, jurisdiction or names of parties
• Online format allows searching across full contents of all decisions
• Launching with 150 cases, with 150 new cases to be added each year
• • Archive of further 300 cases going back to start of 2000 being added gradually
• • Comprehensive user statistics
• Email alerts to subscribers following new uploads of cases