Ihor Kotliarchuk
1. Black’s Law Dictionary. Eighth edition / Ed. by Bryan A. Garner. – USA: Thomson/West, 2004. – 1810 p. – ISBN 0-314-15199-0. – ISBN 0-314-15234–deluxe.
“Black’s Law Dictionary,” or “Black’s”
In American legal scholarship, it is traditionally regarded as one of the most authoritative legal dictionaries. In many cases heard by the Supreme Court of the United States, the dictionary is cited as a secondary source of law.
2. The United States Government Manual 2009-2010 / Office of the Federal Register, National Archives and Records Administration. – USA: Office of the Federal Register, National Archives and Records Administration, 2009. – 674 p. – ISBN 978-0-16-083949-8.
“The United States Government Manual, 2009–2010”
The manual provides comprehensive information about the legislative, executive, and judicial branches of the United States Government, all quasi-official agencies, and the international organisations in which the United States participates.
3. National Security Law / John Norton Moore, Frederick S. Tipson, Robert E. Turner. – Durham: Carolina Academic Press, 1990. – 1230 p. – ISBN 0-89089-367-5.
“National Security Law”
This publication contains contributions from more than two dozen scholars and researchers, including both theorists and practitioners in the protection of national security, a relatively new field of United States law. In addition to the field’s more traditional issues—terrorism, arms control, treaty law, human rights, and others—the publication includes separate chapters on space law, information warfare, homeland security, and several other topics.
4. Principles of European Union Law. Second edition / Ralph H. Folsom. – St. Paul: West, 2005. – 582 p. – ISBN 978-0-314-20545-2.
“Principles of European Union Law: Second Edition”
In this work, the author focuses not only on current legal issues of the European Union, but also on the history of its emergence, development, and future prospects; its trade relations with other countries; the four freedoms of movement within the EU; and the principal fields of EU law.