The latest issue of the
Indian Journal of International Law (Vol. 58, nos. 3-4, December 2018) is out. Contents include:
- John R. Morss, Description without apology? On structures, signs and subjectivity in international legal scholarship
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Gbenga Oduntan, Access to justice in international courts for indigent states, persons and peoples
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Sanyukta Chowdhury, Investor State dispute settlement provisions in India’s model bilateral investment treaty: a critique
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Divesh Kaul, Evolving trade undercurrents at the regional level: tides of India’s preferential trading in the Indian Ocean and beyond
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Md Tabish Eqbal, International Organizations and reservations to treaties: a critical review of the International Law Commission’s work
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Amritha V. Shenoy, International humanitarian law in ancient India: a multicivilisational perspective
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Imdad Ullah, Comparing Jewish and Islamic laws of war
- Ruchi Lal, Social and economic rights of refugees under international legal framework: An appraisal
