Social Sciences:  143 volumes focus on the economic development of Europe after World War II, NATO, international finance, economics, Communism and social reform.

Political Science:  227 volumes center on European political institutions (NATO), and the European Union, arms control and other international relations concerns.

Law:  30 volumes with an international law emphasis.

Military Science:  104 volumes on U.S. military operations and wars, various countries’ armed forces, and military technology. 380 volumes reflect the organization of armies; descriptions of armies and facilities; and the development, organization and future of NATO; European security, American defense, and the Warsaw Pact.  50 volumes about military engineering; military handbooks and encyclopedias. 24 volumes on Naval Science.

Bibliographies and Research Aids:  16 volumes consist of largely Soviet Union topics and a few volumes cover other international subjects.

Other:  The remainder of the book collection represents a number of books about international education issues, technology, agriculture, and water resources. The library also contains a small number of literary works that complement the overall collection.

Journals: Approximately forty journal titles cover the international diplomatic scene, international security, NATO, United States military forces, European affairs and a variety of other topics. 

Special collections are arranged by author name or subject area.   

Ephemeral materials such as newsletters, reports, and studies are shelved alphabetically under the publisher or name of organization.