An annotated list of pointers to international communication regulation sites is provided, as is a glossary. JILT, an 'electronic law journal covering a range of topics relating to IT law and applications,' publishes a combination of peer and non-peer reviewed articles, as well as reviews, commentaries, and related news. The site contains sections on affirmative action, hiring practices, student admissions and retention, curriculum, and legislative issues. These treaties are organized into nine issue areas which cover land use change and desertification, transboundary air pollution, and trade and the environment, among others. Treaties can be searched or browsed by seven pre-written, basic questions.
Free text searching of the treaties and treaty summaries is also available.
What distinguishes this site from other presidential library sites is the availability of hundreds of searchable and browsable presidential papers, organized chronologically at this time. Transcripts of press conferences and State of the Union Addresses are available. By providing this glimpse into a presidency, the Bush Library site becomes a model that other Presidential sites would do well to emulate. The site also features a discussion forum and links to other online resources. New departments on research and new media law are forthcoming.