Explores the implications of various traditions of international law and how the international community utilises these to respond to global challenges
** New Issue **
In #OpenAccess “Neither Fish, Nor Fowl: A New Way to a Fuller Understanding of the lex specialis Principle” by Ulf Linderfalk in the latest issue of the International Community Law Review (Vol. 25, No. 5): brill.ws/45vDUuL@ICLRJournal
Call for Papers
The International Community Law Review is planning a special issue on “The evolving role of international judicial advisory opinions”, guest edited by Kathryn Allinson and Beril Sogut. Deadline for abstracts submissions: 1 December 2023. brill.ws/44Atwkk
PRESS RELEASE: in the advisory proceedings on the Legal Consequences arising from the Policies and Practices of Israel in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, 57 written statements have been filed in the #ICJ Registry tinyurl.com/2wwxyex6
Special Issue on “Special Issue: Regime Interaction and “Unwanted Migration”: From Hostility to Emancipation”, of the International Community Law Review (Volume 24, No. 4) The Editorial is in #FreeAccess and contains two #OpenAccess articles: brill.com/view/journals/iclr…
The special issue on “China and the Global Commons” is proudly out today in the International Community Law Review. Packed with cutting-edge contributions by internationally renowned scholars’ comparative and international law and international relations!📥brill.com/view/journals/iclr…