Overview
Offer a curated source library that shows where OZJF gets its claims, how those sources are evaluated, and which sources are preferred for different kinds of facts.
Why This Page Matters
We can show our work in a way that is transparent, usable, and respectful of source hierarchy.
Key Points
- Primary sources matter, but they are not always sufficient on their own.
- Strong source selection reduces distortion and synthesis problems.
- Readers should see why one source is preferred over another.
- Treaty pages should prioritize official texts, archival summaries, and serious diplomatic histories before opinion writing.
What Visitors Should Find Here
- Source categories by type.
- Curated source list with descriptions.
- Treaty-text collection for land-for-peace and diplomacy pages.
- Guidance on when to use each category.
- Notes on reliability and limitations.
- Contribution or suggestion pathway.
Ways To Engage
- Browse the source library.
- Suggest a source.
- Read the methodology.
- Return to the report archive.