The latest issue of the
Cambridge International Law Journal (Vol. 14, no. 2, 2025) is out. Contents include:
- Tomas Heidar, Bringing climate change into the realm of UNCLOS: the ITLOS Advisory Opinion
- Alberto Rinaldi, Cognitive warfare in the biotechnological age: threats and challenges to international law
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Sebastian von Massow,
Redrawing trade routes through litigation: phosphates and the Polisario in Panama and South Africa
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Bogdan Aurescu,
Lessons learned from the work of the United Nations International Law Commission on Sea-level rise in relation to international law
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Jolyon Ford & Imogen Saunders,
International law as geology: Crawford’s core/periphery metaphor and the future of the ‘rules-based international order’
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Rena Lee,
The institutionalisation of international law in a multipolar world
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Vladimir Trofimchuk,
Food security: is the international law status quo adequate to guarantee it?
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Khrystyna Kostiushko,
Consequences of incorporation/annexation of territory for the spatial scope of application of investment treaties
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Mohamad Ghazi Janaby,
The intersection of counter-terrorism law and government recognition in post-conflict transitions
