The inaugural issue of the
African Review of International Law (Inaugural Issue, June 2026) is out. Contents include:
- Maurice Kamto, Editorial: A Look at Africa and International Law
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Maurice Kamto, Editorial: Regard sur l'Afrique et le Droit International
- Makane Moïse Mbengue, Introductory Remarks
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Yves Daudet, Il Faut Faire Confiance à l’Afrique !
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Bing Bing Jia, Reflections on a Recent African Contribution
to International Law
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Mario J.A. Oyarzábal, African Jurists in the Four International Legal
Institutions: IDI, Hague Academy, ICJ and ILC.
A Survey and Comparative Study with Other Regions
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Namira Negm, Africa and International Law:
A Quick Look into Practice, Collaborative Processes,
and Institutional Adaptation
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Giuditta Cordero-Moss, The Legal Framework for Arbitration in Africa:
Issues of Applicable Law
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Yuko Nishitani, Private International Law and Child Protection
From The Perspective of Africa
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Grégoire Jiogue, La Réception des Règles de Droit International
Privé Français en Afrique Noire Francophone
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August Reinisch & Maria José Escobar Gil, The Wealth of Regional Courts in Africa:
An Outsider’s Perspective
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Laurence Boisson de Chazournes, International Watercourses, Boundary Delimitation
and Human Needs: An African Perspective
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Nilufer Oral, Sea Level Rise, Implication for Africa
And The Work of the International Law Commission
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Linos-Alexandre Sicilianos, Réflexions sur la Dimension Humaine du Droit
International dans le Contexte Actuel
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Dire Tladi, Intertemporal Law and the Denial of Justice
