The following is a collection of links that are particularly useful for moot court participants. In addition, we have added some which we hope to be interesting for a wide audience. The choice of links is rather arbitrary and we welcome any link update suggestions (klick here to contact us).

• Telders International Law Moot Court Competition (The Hague)
• Philip C. Jessup Law Moot Court Competition (Washington, D.C.)
• Charles Rousseau (location varies)
• René Cassin, on European Human Rights Law (Strasbourg)
• Jean Pictet, on International Humanitarian Law (location varies)
• Willem C. Vis International Commercial Arbitration Moot (Vienna)

• Oxford Union Rough Guide to Debating
• Oral pleadings in front of the International Court of Justice (click on the cases to see the files)
• President Kennedy's 1961 Inaugural Address (with audio file)

• Introduction to Basic Legal Citations, based on 17th edition of "The Bluebook: A Uniform System of Citation (Legal Reference)".
• Legal Abbreviations
• LEO Online Dictionary German - English

• An excellent overview on how to find documents and texts on international law is provided by the ASIL Guide to Electronic Resources for International Law.
• The Electronic Journals at the University of Basel are an often neglected but essential source for publications. The University provides free access to and search tools for the American Journal of International Law for example. Numerous other journals are available.
• University of Minnesota Human Rights Library is a good website to find treaty texts.
• The Avalon Project: Documents in Law, History and Diplomacy is a similarly useful website.

• Homepage
• Basel students: Telders participation

• The International Court of Justice
• International Law Commission
• The Peace Palace
• The United Nations
• Pict
• Encyclopedia Britannica
• WWW Virtual Library
• The American Society of International Law (ASIL)
• The Hague Academy of International Law
• Geneva Graduate Study Programme
• Reporters without Borders