ASIL Insights, the "international law behind the headlines," provide brief, balanced accounts of the international law issues raised by newsworthy late-breaking events. Insights, which are created as international law events arise, are distributed to subscribers and posted on the ASIL website two or three times a month.
Insights are not designed to argue a position, but rather to inform policy makers, journalists and the public about the international legal issues related to current events. If you have expertise in any field of international law and would be willing on short notice to write occasional Insights about current events, please get in touch with Scott Lyons, managing editor of ASIL Insights, at insights@asil.org.
ASIL may also post and distribute responses and addenda to an Insight where the addition clarifies what has been said in an Insight, points out relevant legal issues not already identified in the Insight, corrects a palpable error or adds relevant facts. Responses -- like Insights themselves -- should be brief, capable of being understood by non-experts, and as free of personal opinion as possible.
This bi-weekly e-publication is designed to keep the reader informed by combining elements such as ASIL Insights, International Law in Brief, Upcoming International Law events, as well as other useful and timely information in one convenient email. Subscription to IL.post is available to ASIL members only.
To learn more about IL.post, click here .
International Law In Brief contains analytical abstracts of and links to significant primary documents relating to contemporary developments in international law. Prepared by the editors of International Legal Materials, a core ASIL publication, ILIB is sent out electronically to its subscribers and posted on the ASIL Web site twice a month.
This electronic resource guide, often called the ERG, has been published online by ASIL since 1997. Since then it has been systematically updated and continuously expanded. The chapter format of the ERG is designed to be used by students, teachers, practitioners and researchers as a self-guided tour of relevant, quality, up-to-date online resources covering important areas of international law. The ERG also serves as a ready-made teaching tool at graduate and undergraduate levels.
To view and learn more about ERG, click here.
International Judicial Monitor
The International Judicial Monitor (IJM) is an international law resource for judiciaries, justice sector professionals, and the rule of law community around the world.
To view and learn more about IJM, click here.
ASIL RIO - Reports on International Organizations
ASIL RIO is a production of ASIL's Interest Group on International Organizations. Each report is written by an Interest Group member, many of whom work in and with the organizations about which they write. To view and learn more about ASIL RIO, please click here.
To view and learn more about ASIL RIO, please click here.
