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The full scope of international case law - expertly analysed and inter-linked

Oxford Reports on International Law

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Search & browse seven databases of decisions on public international law from law courts around the world
Read high-quality case reports accompanying the full-text of each decision, including: headnote, analytical commentary, and English translations of non-English decisions
Access the Oxford Law Citator for links to cases, articles, and additional materials related to each case
Updated daily with new and revised cases
Available on the Oxford Public International Law platform, enabling users to cross-search ORIL with Oxford's list of public international law resources: the Max Planck Encyclopedia of Public International Law and Oxford Scholarly Authorities on International Law and Oxford Historical Treaties

The full scope of international case law - expertly analysed and inter-linked

Oxford Reports on International Law

Description

Oxford Reports on International Law brings together decisions on public international law from international law courts, domestic courts, and ad hoc tribunals. In this resource, the full scope of international case law is available in one place, accompanied by expert analysis and cross-case navigation via the Oxford Law Citator. New cases are added daily, making Oxford Reports on International Law the most up-to-date source of international case law available.

Case reports within Oxford Reports on International Law are enhanced with high-quality commentary and analysis. Collected and edited by a team of experts from institutions across the world, including Monash University, University of Pretoria, and University of Amsterdam, this invaluable addition to the case reports provides:

DT Headnote
DT Summary of case facts and judicial holdings
DT Full-text of the opinion of the court
DT Analytical commentary
DT Accurate translations of key portions of non-English decisions into English
DT Lists of cases and instruments cited

Oxford Reports on International Law also features the Oxford Law Citator, which provides links between related cases, articles, and additional materials within ORIL, other online resources from OUP, and selected third party websites.

The case law within Oxford Reports on International Law is divided into five modules, which are available separately or in any combination of the five:

DT Oxford Reports on International Law in Domestic Courts
DT Oxford Reports on International Criminal Law
DT Oxford Reports on International Human Rights Law
DT Oxford Reports on International Investment Claims
DT Oxford Reports on International Courts of General Jurisdiction *

* Module provided free-of-charge with any subscription to Oxford Reports on International Law

The full scope of international case law - expertly analysed and inter-linked

Oxford Reports on International Law

Reviews and Awards

ORIL's list of editors and contributors reads like a Who's Who in International Law - Marci Hoffman, Associate Director and International and Foreign Law Librarian - University of California, Berkeley School of Law Library International Journal of Legal Information

A wonderful tool for studying or keeping track of evolving jurisprudence. Easy to search and browse, it lives up to its billing as a 'single point of reference'...With such rich content and good search functionality, this is an impressive database well worth the cost for law libraries with specialized collections in international or comparative law...Highly recommended - David Ettinger, International Affairs and Political Science Librarian,Gelman Library, George Washington University

I highly recommend this database for those who are interested in the relationship between international and domestic law as well as those interested in dispute settlement - Marcia Hoffman, Assoicate Director and International and Foreign Law Librarian, University of California, Berkeley School of Law

ORIL is an important resource for scholarly research in international law jurisprudence. The uniform search mechanism and content display of all the database modules helps both experienced and novice researchers navigate several important international law tribunal databases efficiently. Either individually or in combination, any of ORIL's modules would be a valuable addition to any academic law library collection - Marcia Hoffman, Associate Director and International and Foreign Law Librarian, University of California, Berkeley School of Law

The advantages of Oxford Reports on International are the commentaries it adds to each case, its current awareness page, and the subject grouping of the international law decisions into five categories...(a) very good online product - Steven Robert Miller, Indiana University School of Law - Indianapolis (Writing in the ALL-SIS Spring Newsletter 2010 )

Special mention should be made of the 'Oxford Law Citator,' a very useful tool which is common to all OUP online legal services...ORIL is a most helpful tool for research in international case law...ORIL has the great advantage of offering access to all international jursiprudence in a single place - Florian Dupuy, ASA Bulletin

It is a great resource, Our students cannot but greatly benefit from this vast collection of data - University of Liverpool E-Resources News and Trials

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Catalan independence in the Spanish Constitution and Courts

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