The latest issue of the
Asian Journal of International Law (Vol. 16, no. 2, July 2026) is out. Contents include:
- Notes and Comments
- Kai Tik AU YEUNG,
Significance of Coordination: A Comparison between the Cape Town Convention and Hague Securities Convention
- Invited Article
- Sundaresh MENON,
International Law in Unprecedented Times – and Our Role in Shaping It
- Articles
- Sijie WANG,
“Legislative Power”of the United Nations Security Council: A Step Too Far?
- Nina ARANETA-ALANA, Jeremy FARRALL, Jolyon FORD & Imogen SAUNDERS, Populism and Institutional Fortitude: Philippine Engagement aith International Law and Institutions During the Duterte Administration
- Javier Sebastian ESKAURIATZA, An Evaluation of the“Legacy Jurisdiction”of the International Criminal Court: The Philippines Investigation
- Hojjat SALIMI TURKAMANI, Climate Finance for Energy Transition with Focus on Cost of Phasing Out Fossil Fuel
- Ashkan SHOKRI, Sovereignty in Cyberspace from the Viewpoint of International Law
- Pouria ASKARY & Katayoun HOSSEINNEJAD, Beginning of International Armed Conflict in the Case of Targeted Killing of Military Personnel in a Third State
- Antal BERKES, International Law without Statehood: The Outlier Application of International Law by Eurasian De Facto Regimes
The latest issue of the Asian Journal of International Law (Vol. 16, no. 2, July 2026) is out. Contents include:
