Foreign, Comparative & International Law Research Classes

Are you interested in practicing global or international law? Are you a member of the International Law Journal and want to improve your foreign, comparative & international law research skills? Come join Joan Policastri, the Westminster Law Library's very own FCIL research specialist in a series of classes being offered during the Spring semester.

There will be nine classes offering a variety of databases that can help you with your research projects. Each topic will be offered twice, once at noon and once at 5:15pm on the same day. A certificate of completion will be offered to those students who attend all nine sessions. Click here to print off a flyer with more details. Noon sessions will be held in SCOL Rm. 313, PLEASE NOTE: the Evening sessions have been moved to SCOL Rm. 330 R (library study room) due to a scheduling conflict.

Topics include:

• HeinOnline - Law Journals, UN Collection
• Foreign Law Guide / Index to Foreign Law Periodicals
• United Nations website & UN Treaty Collection
• HeinOnline - Constitutions of the World, Treaties & Agreements Library, FIL resources
• Max Planck Encyclopedia of Public International Law / International Encyclopedia of Law
• Oxford Reports on International Law / Oxford Scholarship Online
• Columbia International Affairs Online (CIAO) / Europa World
• Inter-Am / Latin America
• Social Science Research in the Penrose databases

For more information, contact Joan Policastri at jpolicastri@law.du.edu or 303-871-6017.