A treaty is an agreement between two or more nations. Sometimes also called accords, charters, conventions, pacts, or protocols, treaties can either be bilateral (between two countries) or multilateral (between three or more countries). Let’s look at
HeinOnline has created a monumental collection of all original, major treaty sets including Rohn’s treaty index, Dumont, Bevans, Martens, League of Nations, United States, and United Nations treaties all together
From the World Treaty Library homepage, use the search tool to locate a treaty by citation. Select citation from the drop-down menu and enter the citation. Alternatively, from anywhere in
To find a treaty by sign date, from the World Treaty Library page, select Sign Date from the first drop-down box. Enter your sign date in the following format: YYYY-MM-DD.
Multilateral treaties are treaties between 3 or more countries. Bilateral treaties are treaties between two countries. HeinOnline contains both multilateral and bilateral treaties.
Yes, HeinOnline has thousands of treaties between countries besides the United States. These treaties can be found within several databases, including: U.S. Treaties and Agreements Library World Treaty Library United
The Multilateral Treaty Calendar and Rohn’s World Treaty Index use non-standard citations to reference treaties. To assist in determining what sources are referenced in these indexes, we have created a chart
To browse a major treat collection, select Major Treaty Collections from the World Treaty Library subcollection options. This will direct you to an alphabetical list of Major Treaty Collections. Click
To browse scholarly articles in the World Treaty Library, select the Scholarly Articles subcollection from the browse options. This provides a list of most-cited articles, listed in order by the article
Select the Bibliography subcollection from the browse options to view a bibliography in the World Treaty Library. This provides an alphabetical list of sources used by the editors at HeinOnline in
