The following library of comparative law resources is a work in progress. I intend to expand it gradually. Please feel free to contact me through the contact form for any suggestions.
Information on Comparative Law
- ComparativeLawBlog
provides regular updates on comparative law. - GlobaLex – Comparative Law
gives a short introduction to comparative law. - Wikipedia – Comparative Law
defines and explains the essence of comparative law as a legal field.
Information on Foreign Law
- FindLaw
provides a list of International Resources, ranging from individual country resources, through world constitutions, to a Yahoo! directory entry on international trade. - Global Legal Information Network (GLIN)
provides a database where you can search and access legal documents from jurisdictions all over the world. - GlobaLex
provides guides to the law and legal research in countries ranging from Afghanistan to Zimbabwe. - Government Gazettes Online
provides an alphabetical list of government gazettes that are available online with further specifications. - Intute
provides, inter alia, access to online legal resources through keyword search and also offers the Internet for Lawyers tutorial. - Library of Congress
provides guides to online research on international and multinational law. - LLRX.com
provides links to articles written by legal professionals on the law of countries ranging from Algeria to Yugoslavia. (Note: In order to find all articles dealing with a particular country, I recommend scrolling down the entire list rather than clicking on the country link at the top of the page.) - Supreme Court Decisions from Around the World
provides access to decisions by the supreme courts of 129 countries. - The World Law Guide
provdes links to legal websites in over 160 countries. - World Legal Information Institute (WorldLII)
provides access to worldwide law for free through numerous databases that cover many countries.
