Treaties in Force 2026

Pratter, Jonathan

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Jul 22, 2026, 11:05:14 AMJul 22

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Hello Int-Law,

After doing quite a lot of work on Treaties in Force 2026 on the State Department website, I am forced to conclude that the Multilateral section is missing in its entirety. If list members who work on U.S. treaty research could confirm or rebut this, I would appreciate it.

Jonathan Pratter

Tarlton Law Library

Pratter, Jonathan

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Jul 22, 2026, 11:55:02 AMJul 22

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Hello Int-Law,

I have been enlightened.

Jonathan Pratter

International Law Librarian

Tarlton Law Library | University of Texas School of Law

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Pratter, Jonathan

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Jul 22, 2026, 12:55:23 PMJul 22

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Hello Int-Law,

I have been asked to elaborate. As we know, PDF documents are notoriously difficult to navigate in. For reasons no doubt down to me I couldn’t get to the Multilateral section of TiF. This was exacerbated by difficulty using Control-F to find text. In short, the Multilateral section of TiF is there, but it can be hard to get to.

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