• International Law and the Rise of Populism

    International Law and the Rise of Populism

    Peter G. Danchin, Jeremy Farrall, Jolyon Ford, Shruti Rana & Imogen Saunders

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VJIL is proud to introduce our “From the Archives” series, where we highlight important literature that has made an impact in the field of international law. Here is an article by Georges A. van Hecke, published in 1963.
VJIL presents Volume 65, Issue 2! You can read Ryan Liss's latest article linked in our bio: . . . “This Article offers a novel normative justification for complementarity, the principle that governs the basic institutional structure of interna
VJIL presents Volume 65, Issue 2! You can read Jens David Ohlin's latest article linked in our bio: . . . “With armed conflict raging all around, international law generally, and the law of war specifically, has come under renewed scrutiny. Do
Thank you all for coming to grab some pizza and celebrating the completion of Volume 65.2 with us! 🎉
VJIL presents Volume 65, Issue 2! You can read Zach Zamoff's latest note linked in our bio: . . . “Ecuador has been the first country to ratify the Convention on the Settlement of Investment Disputes between States and Nationals of Other States
VJIL presents Volume 65, Issue 2! You can read Peter G. Danchin, Jeremy Farrall, Jolyon Ford, Shruti Rana, and Imogen Saunders's latest article linked in our bio: . . . “Contemporary legal scholarship seeks to diagnose populist antagonism towar
VJIL is proud to introduce our "From the Archives" series, where we highlight important literature that has made an impact in the field of international law. Here is an article by Rebecca J. Cook, published in 1990. . . . "The Conven
VJIL Online presents Vol. 65! You can read Eliza Lafferty's latest piece linked in our bio: . . . “Mexico is home to fifty-nine native corn varieties, which Indigenous Peoples have cultivated for thousands of years. Indigenous Peoples’ c