My editorial @ljil-leiden.bsky.social just out today. I ask whether a life beyond #interpretation is possible for international lawyers, and offer #composition to think about the process of intl law's unfolding, and the experience of those engaging with it.
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Issue 38.4 is now available! Read it here:
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The #HumanRightsDay collection has articles from @iclq.bsky.social, @ljil-leiden.bsky.social, @jlme-journal.bsky.social, @europeanlawopen.bsky.social, @ajil.bsky.social, @euconst.bsky.social, and more.
Find papers to expand your horizons and improve your own research:
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Many thanks to Professor Ardi Imseis for his incredibly moving and insightful lecture. His remarks inspire us to reflect on our own individual commitments, as also the obligations and commitments of states, international institutions, and international law to Palestine.
Deadline for registration approaching:
Register by 25 November and join us in The Hague for the 2025 Leiden Journal of International Law Lecture with Professor Ardi Imseis on the topic 'Still Seeking Permission to Narrate: On International Law and the Question of Palestine’.
Register by 25 November for the 2025 Leiden Journal of International Law Lecture with Professor Ardi Imseis:
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Join us on 27 November in The Hague for the 2025 Leiden Journal of International Law Lecture with Professor Ardi Imseis on the topic 'Still Seeking Permission to Narrate: On International Law and the Question of Palestine’.
More details and registration:
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Issue 38.3 is now available! Read it here:
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In this latest issue, we are also excited to announce our new Legal Sightseeing section! More details can be found at:
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Issue 38.2 is now available! Read it here:
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We invite readers to consider all materials published in the issue, including our Editorial and annexed review, author reflections and corrections, and externally-authored reply article.
The issue is available at:
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This publication concludes the process initiated by the attachment of the Expression of Concern to the article in December 2024.
LJIL joins this platform today, with announcement of our new issue, 38(1): “Special Issue Addressing Issues and Concerns Raised by the Publication of the ‘Gaza Marine Article’”.
