New Issue: Journal of Philosophy of International Law

The latest issue of the Journal of Philosophy of International Law (Vol. 4, 2013) is out. Contents include:

• Aleksandar Jokic, Conventional Wisdom about Yugoslavia and Rwanda: Methodological Perils and Moral Implications
• Conrad Nyamutata, Self-Referrals Contra Objectives of International Criminal Justice
• Radhika Jagtap, International Legal Theory for International Terrorism: Formulation of a Universal Concept out of the Ideological Quagmires and Overlapping Approaches
• Chintan Chandrachud, Jus Cogens in the International Court of Justice: Lessons from the Basic Structure Doctrine in Indian Constitutional Law
• Slavka Antonova, Internet and the Emerging Global Community of Rights: The Human-Rights Debate at the Internet Governance Forum
• Rosanna Deplano, Questioning Unstated Assumptions of International Constitutionalism