A Basic Course in Public International Law Research

In this interactive, student-centered guide, Anthony S. Winer and Mary Ann E. Archer provide a comprehensive introduction and analysis of research methods for Public International Law. A Basic Course in Public International Law Research promotes effective research practices that stem from an understanding of the tenets of International Law. This dynamic text offers in-depth analysis of such topics as the U.N. principal organs, the International Court of Justice, and the law of treaties; and includes copies of key international law documents, including the U.N. Charter and the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties. Complete with background essays, exercises, analysis of both print and electronic resources, and a teacher's manual, A Basic Course in Public International Law Research is ideal for both undergraduate and graduate law courses, as well as courses in International Relations and International Political Science.

Anthony S. Winer is Professor of Law at William Mitchell College of Law. Prior to teaching, Professor Winer practiced international business law with private law firms in New York City, Paris, and Athens. He holds a J.D. from the University of Chicago Law School. Mary Ann E. Archer is the Associate Director for Public Services of the Warren E. Burger Law Library at the William Mitchell College of Law. Ms. Archer holds a J.D. from the William Mitchell School of Law and an M.S. in Library and Information Science from the State University of New York, Geneseo.