Guide includes an introduction to the nature of the practice area, profiles of attorneys, professors and students with experience in international practice, a bibliography of print resources, a list of internet resources, and selected articles on international topics.

This list includes post-graduate international fellowships that are either based overseas or have international focus. Good starting point.

This guide is an invaluable publication for everyone from pre-law majors to current lawyers looking to move into the practice of international law. Available for over 15 years, the guide has always included personal insights into the practice of international law from global leaders in the field. The (2013-2014) edition of the guide adds a detailed,step-by-step approach to evaluating professional developmentchoices. The guide includes advice on everything from study abroad options to scholarship opportunities to networking and professional presentation, as well as four appendices featuring over 30 international fellowships, nearly 200 international internships, and dozens of international moot court and writing competitions. Supersedes the (2009-2010) edition. Distributed by William S. Hein & Co., Inc.

An electronic guide devoted to electronic resources, made freely available to legal researchers around the globe. Includes a "quick links" option.

Directory of British attorneys in private practice, commerce, local government and public authorities in England, Northern Ireland, Scotland, and Wales.

Also available online on LEXIS-NEXIS CAREER Library.

A guide to job hunting and career development in the field of international affairs. For human rights work, the chapters on 'International Organizations' and 'Nonprofit and Education Organizations' are particularly valuable. Also provides general advice on finding internships and jobs, as well as a bibliography

This new edition is really an all-new book presenting entirely different content than earlier editions. Each chapter is written by a lawyer who details his or her work in the field of international law, including its pros and cons, and describes the career path leading to that work. Topics covered include strategies for starting and developing an international law practice, international in-house counsel careers, international law and the public sector, developing a small firm international law practice, networking, studying abroad and resources.

3 volumes.

2 volumes.

Includes tips for job hunting in an international arena, tips for preparing a resume to send abroad for international public interest or human rights positions; sample international resumes; international public services opportunities in US government; international public service opportunities in the courts and related organizations; international non-profits and non-governmental organizations; international study opportunities (summer and LLM); and international public interest resources (books, guides and fellowship information)

Leadership Directory. Directory of foreign corporations, foreign nations, the foreign press, and intergovernmental organizations. Provides contact information for over 19,000 international business and government leaders.

An introduction to international law via this hornbook.

Organized in six world regions (Africa/Eastern Europe/Middle East, Asia, Australia, North America, South America and Western Europe), this 175+ page directory features information on typical or required educational experiences prior to law school; the general nature of legal education in each country; bar admission requirements and whether/how foreign-trained lawyers can qualify to practice law in each of 36 selected countries; and where possible samples of transcripts or credentials and grading scales and translations. Also provides information on foreign lawyer credentials and LLM programs from the ABA Section on Legal Education and Admission to the Bar, including a list of law schools offering LLM programs to foreign-trained lawyers.

International Law Directory volumes. Lists law offices in Canada (including patent practices) and other international locations. Also, See Vol. 16 for Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands, Guam (US Pacific and Other Territories); Vol. I for Europe, Asia, Australia, Middle East, Africa; Vol. II for North America, the Caribbean, Central America, South America.

(Formerly Serving the Public: A Job Search Guide, Volume II - International) This online publication includes an extensive listing of over 500 potential employers, narratives about work in nongovernmental, intergovernmental, government and entrepreneurial settings. It also has updated fellowship, summer funding and bibliography information, including an index by region and country.

This guide is promoted to fostering the teaching and study of international law abroad. It includes, alphabetical by country, the names of foreign institutions that possess international law departments. It describes the courses offered and also contains information on teaching at these foreign institutions.

Access to information, analysis and research guides; regional and interest groups; excerpts and current content listings for ILM (International Legal Materials) and AJIL (American Journal of International Law); detailed programs of ASIL meetings; opportunities with ASIL; registration and order forms.

AWID's job board. Click on international job listings for AWID's Resource Net Jobs Digest. Postings are compiled for a variety of sources, mostly non-legal.

CEJIL is a non-governmental organization (NGO). Lists an employment section including information on their Legal Internship Program.

Website provided by ASIL for searches that can easily locate the highest quality primary materials, authoritative web sites and helpful research guides to international law on the Internet.

Nonprofit and volunteering resources information provided by 20,000 organizations in 150 countries. Links nonprofit job seekers with a wide variety of organizations across the U.S. These groups range in size and scope from Amnesty International, the International Rescue Committee, and the Foundation Center, to OMB Watch, the HIV Law Project and the Southeast Bronx Neighborhood Centers. This site is not focused on opportunities exclusively for lawyers or law students, but there are listings that for people with a legal education. An especially good site for post-graduate job listings. Searchable by subject matter, country, type of position, and other categories. Also, features Job Alert, which sends job seekers a daily e-mail with links to new job openings added to the site.

A list of sites that provide actual information, and not just analysis and comment, on Human Rights issues.

You know it is truly international because there is a u in Labour!

Website of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies.

Website of the OAS; includes internship opportunities.

Website of the United Nations; with a link to employment opportunities located in Resources and Services on the main page.

Lists organizations worldwide that work in concert with the UN and employment opportunities with the organizations.

Website of the UN Development Programme listing employment opportunities worldwide.

Website of U.S. State Department; includes links to vacancies with international organizations. See link below for a full listing of employment opportunities with the State Department.

Website with a full listing of employment opportunities with the U.S. State Department.

Website for U.S. Consular Affairs; includes links to employment opportunities with Embassies and Consulates worldwide.

Organization offering chances to work abroad in Britain, Australia, and New Zealand. Lists job and accommodation information in addition to general assistance.

Administered by the International Affairs Network. Comprehensive, annotated list of links to websites on international affairs, human rights, development, and more.

International services agencies. Lists agencies searchable by issue.

Provides tools and online services to organizations and activists working on peace, economic and social justice, human rights, environmental protection, labor issues and conflict resolution. IGC has a search engine for issues.

Site provides information on business etiquette, customs, communication, and more for countries around the world.

UK based site with database of positions worldwide. Registration is required but there are a large number of positions listed. Most legal positions are with European and Middle Eastern consulting firms.

List of worldwide job postings. Also lists embassy addresses and information.

International job search page with links to hundreds of pages worldwide. Links to both country and industry specific resources. Few directly legal in nature but a number of law related positions are listed.

Website of Thunderbird University's International Business Program. Provides a number of links to international job databases in Asia, Europe, and the Middle East.

Site includes links to overseas human rights, environmental, economic development, and relief organizations, and positions they have available.

Links to political sites on the internet. Sorted by country with links to parties, organizations, governments, media, and more from around the world.

Resource for locating Canadian employers and employees with skills in human rights, peacebuilding, democratization, admin-logistics, security, reconstruction, and other field experience.

Website for all things charitable and non-profit in Canada. Includes links to both legal and non-legal positions.

Offers law graduates the opportunity to work in a paying position with a business firm in Amsterdam, Netherlands to learn about the international legal practice in The Netherlands.

Job search site for the United Kingdom. General site but includes a number of legal position in the UK and across Europe.