Publications
For over twenty years, the International Law Institute has published scholarly books on transnational litigation, international trade, international dispute resolution, foreign legal systems, and the legal and financial aspects of economic development and U.S. law.
As a publisher, the Institute serves a constituency of practicing lawyers, scholars, government officials, business executives and students.
In order to provide our customers with a broader selection of valuable works, the Institute also distributes selected books on these topics from other publishers around the world.
Our full catalogue and archives can be found HERE.
The Institute welcomes publishing proposals from authors who have written, or might be planning to write: monographs, reference works, or practice guides in these areas.
Publication Highlights
International Judicial Assistance
by Bruno A. Ristau
This book provides up-to-date background, explanations, and practical guidance on how to deal with the most important challenges and recent developments in the field, including choice of forum, choice of law, service of process, proof of foreign law, taking of evidence, and enforcement of judgments. The book builds on Bruno Ristau’s classic multi-volume work, International Judicial Assistance, updating its discussions of service of process and the taking of evidence, supplementing comparative background material, and adding several chapters to cover a more complete span of litigation topics and provide the practical guidance today’s practitioners need to navigate the field of international civil litigation.
To obtain a copy please click HERE.
Digest Of United States Practice In International Law
Elizabeth R. Wilcox, Editor
Co-published by the International Law Institute and Oxford University Press, and prepared by the Office of the Legal Adviser at the Department of State, this annual compilation of documents and commentary, highlighting significant developments in public and private international law, is an invaluable resource for practitioners and scholars in the field.
Prepared by the Office of the Legal Adviser at the U. S. Department of State, the “Digest of United States Practice in International Law” is an annual compilation of documents and commentary highlighting significant developments in public and private international law. The compilation is an invaluable resource for practitioners and scholars in the field.
Beginning with the 1989 edition, the International Law Institute has held the high honor and privilege of working with the Office of the Legal Adviser, United Stated Department of State, in the publishing of the “Digest of United States Practice in International Law” and making this important text available to governments, legal and policy experts, and academic institutions globally.
Commencing with the 2013 edition, the International Law Institute will make all new editions available for download, at no cost, from our website, below.
We believe that providing the Digest in a digital format, while retaining its book layout, will assist in: universal access, readability, archiving, as well as leveraging the enhanced functionality an electronic version offers.
Hard copies of earlier editions of the Digest are still available and may be purchased through ILI or our co-publishing partners, as listed below.
Digest Of United States Practice In International Law – Digital Format
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2020
Digest Of United States Practice In Interantional Law – Hard Copy
Digest volumes 1989-2003 were published under agreement between the International Law Institute and the U.S Department of State. Hard copies of theses volumes may be purchased via publications@ili.org.
Digest volumes 2004-2011, including the Cumulative Index for 1989-2006, and the updated Cumulative Index for 1989-2008 were co-published between the International Law Institute and Oxford University Press. Hard copies of these volumes may be purchased HERE.
Digest volume 2012 was co-published between the International Law Institute and the American Society of International Law. Hard copies of this volume may be purchased via publications@ili.org.
Note: Individual and updated chapters of the Digest of United States Practice in International Law may be accessed directly, in digital format from the U.S. Department of State website HERE.
Georgetown Journal Of International Law
published through the Georgetown University Law Center, Editor in Chief, Robert McVay.
ILI/JCG Guide To Millennium Challenge Indicators And Source Data
by Allan Burman, Karen O’Brien-Debakey, Tara Susman-Pena, Jermey Arensdorf
The creation of the Millennium Challenge Corporation offers a new approach in U.S. foreign assistance. This guide is designed to help governments from developing countries, the private sector, donors, and the NGO community understand how to better work with the MCC by understanding how the MCC develops and scores its indicators.
Board of Advisors - Publications
Mark Feldman, Esq.
Professor William P. Alford
Professor Jeswald Salacuse
Paul Larsen, Esq.
Board Of Advisors - Publications
Mark Feldman, Esq.
Professor William P. Alford
Professor Jeswald Salacuse
Paul Larsen, Esq.
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