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News
- 10-10-2016
EJIL: Live! is the official podcast of the European Journal of International Law. Video episodes feature an in-depth discussion with one of the authors whose article appears in the issue. In the latest episode, EJIL's Editor-in-Chief, Professor Joseph Weiler, speaks with Karen Alter, Professor of Political Science and Law at Northwestern University, about the article she co-authored with James T. Gathii and Laurence R. Helfer, “Backlash against International Courts in West, East and Southern Africa: Causes and Consequences”.
In The Current Issue: Vol. 27 (2016) No. 3
Editorial
- JHHW,
Continent in Crisis; There is Chutzpah and Then There is David Cameron; On My Way Out - Advice to Young Scholars III: Edited Books; From the Editors Mailbag; Conflicts of Interest in the Editorial Process; In this Issue (free fulltext)
Articles
- Turkuler Isiksel,
European Exceptionalism and the EUs Accession to the ECHR (Turkuler Isiksel abstract) - Nora Markard,
The Right to Leave by Sea: Legal Limits on EU Migration Control by Third Countries (Nora Markard abstract) - Michal Saliternik,
Perpetuating Democratic Peace: Procedural Justice in Peace Negotiations (Michal Saliternik abstract) - Armin Steinbach,
The Trend towards Non-Consensualism in Public International Law: A (Behavioural) Law and Economics Perspective (Armin Steinbach abstract) - Daniel Augenstein,
Paradise Lost: Sovereign State Interest, Global Resource Exploitation and the Politics of Human Rights (Daniel Augenstein abstract)
New Voices: A Selection from the Fourth Annual Junior Faculty Forum for International Law
- Surabhi Ranganathan,
Global Commons (Surabhi Ranganathan abstract) - Deborah Whitehall,
A Rival History of Self-Determination (Deborah Whitehall abstract) (free fulltext) - Philippa Webb,
The Immunity of States, Diplomats and International Organizations in Employment Disputes: The New Human Rights Dilemma? (Philippa Webb abstract) - Maria Varaki,
Introducing a Fairness-Based Theory of Prosecutorial Legitimacy before the International Criminal Court (Maria Varaki abstract) - Arman Sarvarian,
Codifying the Law of State Succession: A Futile Endeavour? (Arman Sarvarian abstract)
Roaming Charges
- Roaming Charges: Places of Strife: The Graffiti Wall by Tahrir Square, Cairo (free fulltext)
Critical Review of International Jurisprudence
- Miles Jackson,
Freeing Soering: The ECHR, State Complicity in Torture and Jurisdiction (Miles Jackson abstract)
Review Essay
- Ingo Venzke,
Cracking the Frame? On the Prospects of Change in a World of Struggle (Ingo Venzke abstract)
Re-lecture
- Alexandra Kemmerer,
Editing Rosa: Luxemburg, the Revolution, and the Politics of Infantilization (Alexandra Kemmerer abstract)
Book Reviews
- Jürgen Kurtz. The WTO and International Investment Law: Converging Systems (Rhea T. HoffmannFree fulltext)
- Serena K. Sharma, Jennifer M. Welsh (eds). Serena K. Sharma and Jennifer M. Welsh (eds). The Responsibility to Prevent: Overcoming the Challenges to Atrocity Prevention (Heidarali TeimouriFree fulltext)
The Last Page
- Stewart Manley,
Scenes from a Failed Revolution (free fulltext)