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We recommend the recent book review special issue of @ajil.bsky.social - brush up on the latest research and add some great books to your TBR pile!
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AJIL Unbound symposium "The Future of a Melting Arctic: Challenges for International Law" is now online! It examines the legal challenges emerging from a rapidly changing polar region, including environmental risks & geopolitical tensions.
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Explore the evolving landscape of business and human rights litigation in the latest symposium from AJIL Unbound: “The Challenges and Prospects of Novel Types of Business and Human Rights Litigation."
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🌍 New AJIL Unbound Symposium
Global Health at a Crossroads – Part II is now live from the American Journal of International Law.
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🚨 LAST CALL: NOMINATIONS DUE TOMORROW (Feb 27)! 🚨
The American Journal of International Law is seeking nominations (including self-nominations!) for its Contemporary Practices of the United States Section Editor — and the deadline is almost here.
Nominations for AJIL Contemporary Practices of the US Section Editor are due in just a few days!
Pleased to share my new open-access essay in @ajil.bsky.social Unbound: “What Is a Global Health Emergency, and Who Should Decide? Africa CDC’s Declaration of a Public Health Emergency of Continental Security in a Crisis-Ridden World.”
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🌍 Global Health at a Crossroads — Part I
New AJIL Unbound symposium on global health law, equity & pandemic governance.
👉 Check it out now:www.cambridge.org/core/journals/american-j...
I've thoroughly enjoyed writing the CPUS section over the past four years. Keeping a close eye on U.S. practice has never been more important. I'm not involved in the appointment, but I'd be happy to answer questions from those who might be interested in applying.
CPUS Section Editor nominations are due next Friday!
AJIL Explainers: international legal developments under the second Trump administration
AJIL Explainers is a new video series exploring the impact of Trump's second presidential term on #internationallaw. Watch the @ajil.bsky.social editorial board dive into trade agreements, global perspectives, immigration and more:
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AJIL Unbound's latest symposium "Interpol at 100: Improving the Organization's Framework" is now available online! www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
Thank you! This @ajil.bsky.social article owes much to welcoming colleagues at @exeter.ox.ac.uk and @bonavero.bsky.social @oxfordlawfac.bsky.social, my Fall24 intellectual home
In an article, Ratner argues that efforts to find an international legal duty for reparations to former colonies are likely to be ineffective. Instead, he proposes voluntary negotiations as a more promising way to get reparations to those who deserve them.
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We are very proud to begin 2026 with such a stellar issue! www.cambridge.org/core/journal...
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The Jan issue of AJIL is now online, featuring a curated Book Reviews section where classic texts & films are put in conversations with newer ones to analyze how current events in int'l law connect to both historical trends & prospects for the future.
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