ONLINE DATABASES: Freely Available Research Databases (Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations)

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Description:

The SHAFR Task Force on Freely Available Research Databases has compiled this bibliography of electronic resources to aid research in U.S. foreign relations history.  This project depends on regular updates and suggestions of additional collections to be included in this bibliography.

Consult this wonderful list here.

WEBSITE: Oxford Bibliographies relevant for the study of the History of International Law

We remind our members of the existence of Oxford Bibliographies, a useful online tool for academic research. Several sections are especially interesting for the history of international law:

• Early 19th Century, 1789-1870 (R. Kubben, Tilburg)
• French Revolution (M. Belissa, Nanterre)
• Peace Treaties (R. Lesaffer, Tilburg/Leuven)
• Medieval International Law (R. de la Rasilla y del Moral, Brunel)
• History of International Law, 1550-1700 (R. de la Rasilla y del Moral, Brunel)
• Spanish School of International Law (c. 16th and 17th Centuries) (P. A. Fernández-Sanchez, Seville)