• The Past and the Future of the European Court of Human Rights

    The Past and the Future of the European Court of Human Rights

    Philip Sales

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  • The Forgotten Lawyer: Donor Aid and Rule of Law Efforts in Our Current Political Moment

    Jayanth K. Krishnan

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  • From Deep Freeze to Seize: The Legal Case for Confiscating Russian Sovereign Assets for Ukraine

    Trent Buatte

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  • Lebanese Banking Crisis: Can Consumers Litigate in the EU under the Brussels Ia Regulation?

    Abdelmoniem Yousif

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  • Fuzzy Presidential Powers to Curb Ministerial Abuse of Emergency Powers in India

    Rohit Raguram

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  • Sovereignty vs. Solidarity: The United States, Deep-Sea Mining, and the Limits of Multilateral Ocean Governance

    Ganeswar Matcha

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  • The Abandonment of the Ban on the Use of Force and the Case for Revival: Why the Monroe Doctrine Cannot Serve as a Foundation for a New International Legal Order

    Patrick C.R. Terry

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  • When an Apology Is Insufficient: Reconsidering ‘Satisfaction’ Under International Law

    Karanveer Singh Khaira and Minal Gupta

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Thank you to Professor Jayanth Krishnan, Court Golumbic ('90) of Goldman Sachs, Professor Paul Stephan ('77), and Professor Kevin Cope for their participation in last week's International Corruption and Foreign Corrupt Practices Act panel!
Read the latest VJIL Online article by Jordan Smith, linked in our bio: . . . "Europe's digital law is in disarray. EU law conflicts with some European countries' laws, and these laws, in turn, conflict with other European countries' laws. The E
VJIL hosted our 75th Annual International Law Symposium yesterday on "The Trump II Doctrine: The Interaction Between Executive Power and International Law." The keynote address was given by United States Trade Representative Jamieson Greer
The Virginia Journal of International Law is proud to announce Volume 67's Executive Board! We can't wait to see what the next Board has in store for the future of VJIL.
The Virginia Journal of International Law and the J.B. Moore Society of International Law are hosting our annual international symposium on The Trump II Doctrine: The Interaction Between Executive Power and International Law. The symposium will be ta
VJIL presents Volume 66, Issue 1! You can read the latest article by Drishya Shetty, linked in our bio: . . . "This Note examines the complex and evolving issue of whether illegally obtained evidence should be admissible in international arbitra
VJIL presents Volume 66, Issue 1! You can read the latest article by Edward T. Swaine, linked in our bio: . . . "Recent events, especially in Russia's invasion of Ukraine, have revived worries about the international regime regulating the use of
VJIL presents Volume 66, Issue 1! You can read the latest article by Neha Jain, linked in our bio: . . . "Recent years have seen millions of people displaced by major environmental and political upheavals around the world. Yet anti-immigration s