The latest issue of the
Journal on the Use of Force and International Law (Vol. 12, nos. 1-2, 2025) is out. Contents include:
- Alexander Orakhelashvili, Use of force and international lawyers
- Jasmin Johurun Nessa, Agata Kleczkowska & Seyfullah Hasar, Digest of state practice: 1 July – 31 December 2024
- Dior Anna Ndiaye, Which legal framework for wars of national liberation? Addressing the thorny question of qualification under international humanitarian law through the cases of Palestine and Western Sahara
- Felix Lange, Between ‘Elevation' and ‘Dethronement' of the ‘God’ – The Ambivalent History of the Right of Self-Defence
- Emmanuel Chukwuagozie Odoemena & Fochi Amabilis Nwodo, Assessment of the UN Security Council use of military intervention for human rights protection; Libya as a case study
- J. R. G. Álvarez, Drug trafficking and the international law on the use of force
- Eduardo Cavalcanti de Mello Filho, Operations for the protection of foreign-flagged vessels at sea against Houthi attacks: a case of collective self-defence?
- Aritz Obregón-Fernández, Turkey’s intervention in Syria and Iraq (2014–2024): a study of the legal grounds claimed
- Faramarz Yadegarian & Mohammad Razavi, The evolution of the international criminal court’s judicial policy on issuing arrest warrants: from Uganda to Palestine
- Kimiaki Kawai, Nuclear deterrence and the threat of force: a legal reassessment under jus ad bellum
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Rowan Nicholson, How future actions might affect the lawfulness of an attack on Taiwan
